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DebianClub AI Skills

DebianClub AI Skills for safer Debian/Linux AI assistance with verified system facts and read-only diagnostics

DebianClub AI Skills are reliability rules for AI coding assistants and terminal agents working on Debian/Linux systems. They do not replace documentation. They make the agent identify the environment, verify package names, inspect logs, and review command risk before giving advice.

The first skill in this repository is skills/debian-linux-reliability/. It uses one main skill with focused submodules and defaults to read-only diagnostics with no automatic system modification.

Skills Catalog

registry v1

Debian Linux Reliability

Version 0.2.0

Safer Debian/Linux diagnostics for AI agents

Open registry

Default Boundary

Read-only diagnostics by default; no automatic system modification.

Languages

enzh-CNzh-TWjako

Modules

EnvironmentAPT safetyCommand safetysystemdNetworkingDev setupGPUContainersDebian packagingSecurity auditDebianClub docs

Commands

bash skills/scripts/install-skill.sh debian-linux-reliability

bash skills/scripts/install-skill.sh --replace debian-linux-reliability

bash skills/scripts/validate-all.sh

bash skills/scripts/package-skill.sh debian-linux-reliability

bash skills/scripts/publish-skill-release.sh debian-linux-reliability --dry-run

Section Guide

Page	What it solves
Install & Distribution	Install from the repository, replace an existing install, read the registry, and build local packages
Usage	Invoke the skill in an AI agent and separate facts, inference, and proposed changes
Modules	Choose between environment, APT, command safety, systemd, networking, GPU, containers, and other modules
Safety Boundary	Read-only defaults, approval before changes, risky command detection, and redaction rules
Evaluation & Maintenance	Run validation, score real responses, add regression samples, and release versions

Why This Exists

AI mistakes on Linux often come from:

Applying Ubuntu, Arch, or macOS commands to Debian
Inventing package names
Ignoring stable, backports, testing, and unstable differences
Guessing service failures without checking systemctl and journalctl
Recommending risky commands such as curl | sh, rm -rf, or chmod -R
Missing WSL, containers, non-systemd environments, or non-amd64 architectures

DebianClub AI Skills make the agent collect facts first.

Current Skill

Skill	Purpose	Default behavior
`debian-linux-reliability`	Debian/Linux development, administration, and troubleshooting reliability workflow	Read-only diagnosis, no automatic system modification

DebianClub Documentation Binding

The skill prefers DebianClub repository content for explanations, including:

Live state must still come from the user's machine. Documentation explains. Read-only probes verify current facts.

Quick Invocation

In an AI agent that supports skills, invoke:

Use $debian-linux-reliability to diagnose this Debian package installation issue.

Repository files:

skills/debian-linux-reliability/SKILL.md
skills/debian-linux-reliability/references/
skills/debian-linux-reliability/scripts/

Next, read Install & Distribution, then Usage.

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Install & Distribution

Install DebianClub AI Skills locally, replace an existing install, read the registry, build packages, and run release checks.