Matrix Warnings

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Manages personal warnings (grudges) for problematic files or packages in Matrix. Supports adding, listing, checking, and removing warnings with optional severity levels. Helps flag deprecated files or discouraged dependencies within a project.

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DevelopmentIntermediate
6/2/2026
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#matrix#file-warnings#package-warnings#grudges

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Automated summary

Manages custom warnings (grudges) on files or packages in Matrix via slash commands.

Strengths

  • Allows adding, listing, checking, and removing warnings for specific files or packages.
  • Supports severity levels (info, warn, block) and repo-specific warnings.
  • Direct integration with the `matrix_warn` MCP tool for centralized management.

Limitations

  • Requires the `matrix_warn` MCP tool to be configured and accessible.
  • Warnings are limited to the Matrix environment and do not apply to other platforms.
  • Command syntax can be error-prone due to typos.
When to use it

Use this skill when you want to flag problematic files or packages in your Matrix project to prevent recurring mistakes.

When not to use it

Do not use it for standard linting or static analysis tools, as it is designed for custom warnings, not code rules.

Security analysis

Safe
Quality score85/100

The skill only uses a single MCP tool (matrix_warn) with user-provided strings as arguments; no shell execution, file access, network calls, or obfuscated payloads. It poses no execution risk.

No concerns found

How this analysis is made

Examples

List all warnings
/matrix:warn
Add a warning for a file
/matrix:warn add file src/legacy/*.ts "Deprecated, do not modify"
Add a warning for a package
/matrix:warn add package moment "Use date-fns instead"

name: Matrix Warnings description: This skill should be used when the user asks to "add warning", "remove warning", "list warnings", "check file warning", "check package warning", "manage grudges", or needs to manage file and package warnings in Matrix. user-invocable: true agent: haiku allowed-tools:

  • mcp__plugin_matrix_matrix__matrix_warn

Matrix Warnings

Manage "personal grudges" - warnings for problematic files or packages.

Parse user arguments from the skill invocation (text after the trigger phrase).

Use the matrix_warn tool with the appropriate action parameter.

Actions

List warnings (default, or "list"): Use matrix_warn with action: "list" to show all warnings.

  • Optional: type: "file" or type: "package" to filter
  • Optional: repoOnly: true to show only repo-specific warnings

Add warning ("add <type> <target> <reason>"): Use matrix_warn with action: "add" and:

  • type: "file" or "package"
  • target: file path/pattern or package name
  • reason: why this is problematic
  • severity: "info", "warn", or "block" (default: warn)
  • repoSpecific: true if warning should only apply to current repo

Remove warning ("remove <target>" or "rm <target>"): Use matrix_warn with action: "remove" and either:

  • id: the warning ID to remove, or
  • type + target: to remove by type and target

Check target ("check <target>"): Use matrix_warn with action: "check" and:

  • type: "file" or "package"
  • target: file path or package name

Examples

  • /matrix:warn - list all warnings
  • /matrix:warn add file src/legacy/*.ts "Deprecated, do not modify"
  • /matrix:warn add package moment "Use date-fns instead"
  • /matrix:warn remove moment
  • /matrix:warn check .env

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