mise-fylisted

Use when working with mise (mise-en-place) or planning to update mise.toml. If the project use mise consult it even for one-line edits to mise.toml/hk.pkl, hooks, or CI tool setup, as it has the practices and security defaults you'd otherwise skip. Trigger on the intent even when the user never says "mise" (e.g. "update/pin the node version", "set up pre-commit") as long as project already use mise. Don't load for routine mise *use* (run/install/trust) that isn't changing config. Optionally use the skill to transform local development into using mise, aka (mise-fy).
sherifabdlnaby/skills · ★ 6 · Data & Documents · score 71

Install: claude install-skill sherifabdlnaby/skills

# mise-fy [//]: # (If you're an agent, focus on # How to use the SKill, and the progressive disclosure rules!) # Introduction to Humans Best-practices, tips, and gotchas to maximize the use of [mise](https://mise.jdx.dev) (along-side [hk](http://hk.jdx.dev/)) distilled from experience building dev (& CI) setups that ✨just works ✨ for diverse teams at different levels that you and your agents would love to use! **The skill has two modes to trigger for:** 1. Provide tips & gotchas to agents when working with Mise. (duhh!) 2. **_Mise-fy_** 🪄 an existing project and transform it to a recommended structure. Read each topic's reference in [./references](references) to learn more about what the skill encodes. > [!TIP] > The skill is written and optimized to be used by models with coherence level similar to `Opus 4.8` or `GPT 5.5`, especially when mise-fying. The skill **does not enumerate** all of Mise's features. It relies on Agents world knowledge, and ability to read docs (and it ask agents to!) but **guide the agent to best practices**. I may cover more use-cases later! ## Is this a `Mise` skill ? or a good local dev setup skill ? Kinda both; `Mise` is THE tool to use to have a great UX in your dev setups, so there is a lot of overlap. However, the skill is primarily focused on Mise itself, and only encode tips/gotchas **when Mise is involved.** It'll be a good skill to pair with "local-setup" Skill that is runtime specific (maybe soon!). ## So What does the skill enc