Podman

Teaches Claude to manage containers using Podman instead of Docker. You get the same container workflow but rootless and daemonless by default, which matters in security-conscious environments or when you don't want a background service running. The skill covers standard operations like running containers and building images, plus Podman-specific features like pods that group containers in a shared localhost network without extra config. It includes practical details for headless usage (like wrapping interactive containers in tmux) and notes the quirks, like needing special setup for ports below 1024. Solid choice if your infrastructure standardizes on Podman or you want containers without root privileges.