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Private, user-specific conventions and small utilities for handling Google Maps links, expanding short redirects, and running quick local Python utilities using
Provides a lightweight grab-bag of personal conventions and one-off workflows for local environments. Includes guidance for expanding short Google Maps links to their canonical destination, best-practices for writing map URLs into Markdown or durable text, and recommendations for running small Python utilities using 'uv' to avoid relying on the system Python environment.
Use this skill when you need to canonicalize or inspect shared Google Maps links (maps.app.goo.gl), when preparing links for durable storage or publication, or when running ad-hoc local Python scripts in a controlled temporary environment. Good for quick fixups, link inspection, and small automation tasks that are specific to a user's local setup.
Likely useful for shell-capable agents and CLI-focused automation (bash/fish shells, terminal-based assistants).
A personal conventions skill from a dotfiles repo — covers Google Maps short URL expansion via curl and preferring uv for running local Python scripts. No bundled scripts to test. The SKILL.md is well-written with clear examples and proper shell quoting, but the scope is extremely narrow and user-specific, making it of limited value to others.
Had to fetch SKILL.md from GitHub directly as skill_md_body was null in fetch output. Skill is harmless but very niche — essentially a personal dotfile convention file. The curl command for URL expansion is the most reusable part.
