NetAlertX

Run and debug tests in the NetAlertX devcontainer. Use this when asked to run tests, check test failures, debug failing tests, or execute pytest.

Index of all available skills across both GitHub Copilot (.github/skills/) and Gemini CLI (.gemini/skills/). Load this to find the right skill for a task, or to locate the counterpart skill in the other AI system.

Manage NetAlertX configuration settings. Use this when asked to add setting, read config, get_setting_value, ccd, or configure options.

Load synthetic device data into the devcontainer. Use this when asked to load sample devices, seed data, import test devices, populate database, or generate test data.

Navigate the NetAlertX codebase structure. Use this when asked about file locations, project structure, where to find code, or key paths.

Create and run NetAlertX plugins. Use this when asked to create plugin, run plugin, test plugin, plugin development, or execute plugin script.

Enables live interaction with the NetAlertX runtime. This skill configures the Model Context Protocol (MCP) connection, granting full API access for debugging, troubleshooting, and real-time operations including database queries, network scans, and device management.

Clean up unused Docker resources. Use this when asked to prune docker, clean docker, remove unused images, free disk space, or docker cleanup. DANGEROUS operation. Requires human confirmation.

Build Docker images for testing or production. Use this when asked to build container, build image, docker build, build test image, or launch production container.

Reprovision and reset the devcontainer environment. Use this when asked to re-run startup, reprovision, setup devcontainer, fix permissions, or reset runtime state.

Control NetAlertX services inside the devcontainer. Use this when asked to start backend, start frontend, start nginx, start php-fpm, start crond, stop services, restart services, or check if services are running.

Generate devcontainer configuration files. Use this when asked to generate devcontainer configs, update devcontainer template, or regenerate devcontainer.

Wipe and regenerate the NetAlertX database and config. Use this when asked to reset database, wipe db, fresh database, clean slate, or start fresh.

NetAlertX database architecture patterns. Use this when designing features that write to the Devices table, implementing audit/history logging, or choosing between trigger-based vs Python-hook approaches.

NetAlertX coding standards and conventions. Use this when writing code, reviewing code, or implementing features.

Manage and troubleshoot API tokens and authentication-related secrets. Use this when you need to find, rotate, verify, or debug authentication issues (401/403) in NetAlertX.

Develop and extend NetAlertX REST API endpoints. Use this when asked to create endpoint, add API route, implement API, or modify API responses.

Read before running tests. Detailed instructions for single, standard unit tests (fast), full suites (slow), handling authentication, and obtaining the API Token. Tests must be run when a job is complete.

Index of all available skills across both Gemini CLI (.gemini/skills/) and GitHub Copilot (.github/skills/). Load this to find the right skill for a task, or to locate the counterpart skill in the other AI system.

Best practices for creating and maintaining NetAlertX settings (config.json), including UI, validation, localization, runtime behavior, and implementation consistency.

Reference for the NetAlertX codebase structure, key file paths, and configuration locations. Use this when exploring the codebase or looking for specific components like the backend entry point, frontend files, or database location.

Enables live interaction with the NetAlertX runtime. This skill configures the Model Context Protocol (MCP) connection, granting full API access for debugging, troubleshooting, and real-time operations including database queries, network scans, and device management.

Guide for identifying, managing, and running commands within the NetAlertX development container. Use this when asked to run commands, testing, setup scripts, or troubleshoot container issues.