windows-dev-environment
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Use this skill whenever Guillaume is setting up, configuring, or debugging anything on his Windows 11 development machines — CUDA/PyTorch/GPU setup, conda environments, secrets management via 1Password CLI (op run), SSH and git auth via the 1Password SSH agent, and PowerShell quirks. Trigger on mentions of his desktop (DESKTOP-GUI-PRI, RTX 3090) or laptop (Guillaume_XPS, RTX 4060), the Dev 1Password vault, op-env.txt, agent.toml, the marker project, pdf_to_md, or any error involving nvidia-smi, torch.cuda.is_available, Permission denied publickey, IdentityAgent, or the openssh-ssh-agent named pipe. Encodes 14+ documented landmines with known fixes — recognize the symptom and jump to the fix instead of rediscovering it. Do NOT use for general Windows usage, generic Python help, or work unrelated to Guillaume's machines.
- Reads credentials
- Installs packages
- Commits and pushes
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- 2867203296/hermes-agenttheir own version, first seen Aug 19, 2026
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- 2867203296/hermes-agent★ 0same name
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