AgenticSelfHostSkills

Applies Site Reliability Engineering practices to homelab operations including SLOs, toil reduction, and incident management.

Encodes read-first, no-destroy-by-default safety constraints for all homelab automation.

Researches, evaluates, and documents homelab tooling, self-hosted apps, and infrastructure patterns.

Audit homelab network topology, scan for open ports and exposed services, review firewall rules, and generate network security reports.

Analyzes metrics, alerts, and logs from homelab services to identify issues and recommend remediation.

Records all homelab changes, incidents, and maintenance events to a structured, searchable log.

Plans homelab infrastructure changes with pre-flight checks, rollback strategies, and impact analysis before any execution.

Control consequential homelab changes with explicit scope, observed-state evidence, approval, rollback, and non-secret records. Use before changing guests, services, storage, networking, access, backups, monitoring, or secrets.

Encodes safe git operation rules — no force-push to main, always branch, always review before merge.

Deploys Docker and Docker Compose applications to homelab hosts with configuration management and health verification.

Design and sequence DJ sets using harmonic mixing principles, BPM flow analysis, and energy curve planning; generate set plans and tracklists from the curated DJ library.

Documents completed DJ mixes with tracklists, timestamps, notes, and stores them in Obsidian.

Curate, tag, and organize the DJ music library; manage BPM analysis, key detection, genre tagging, and crate/playlist creation for DJ workflows.

Generate and validate shareable PowerShell or Bash command references from an explicitly supplied, non-sensitive command dump. Use when maintaining agent-readable command documentation, validating its JSON contract, or regenerating Markdown/JSON/YAML references without committing personal command histories, credentials, hostnames, or private filesystem paths.

Design and operate scoped Bitwarden Secrets Manager machine accounts without leaking credentials. Use when provisioning host, service, CI, or SDK secrets; runtime injection; token rotation or revocation; recovery tests; compromise response; or non-secret contract validation across Windows, WSL, containers, Proxmox guests, and automation.