Synology
When to Use
Use this skill when the user needs Synology-specific execution, not generic NAS or Linux advice. It covers DSM planning, storage layout, shared folders, remote access, Hyper Backup, Snapshot Replication, Synology Drive, package health, Container Manager, migrations, upgrades, and incident recovery.
This skill should activate whenever the real question is "what should be changed on this Synology box, in what order, and how do we avoid losing data or exposing DSM."
Architecture
This skill works statelessly for one-off Synology questions. If the user wants continuity across sessions, memory lives in ~/Clawic/data/synology/. If ~/Clawic/data/synology/ does not exist, run setup.md, explain planned local notes in plain language, and ask for confirmation before creating files. See memory-template.md for structure.
~/Clawic/data/synology/
|- memory.md # Model, DSM version, workloads, and guardrails
|- inventory.md # Volumes, shares, packages, and exposure notes
|- services.md # Container Manager, Drive, Photos, backup, and app notes
`- incidents.md # Failures, recoveries, and postmortems worth reusing