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- Cad Generative Automation And ScanningUse when going beyond hand modelling: generative design and lattice structures and what they are actually good for, automation pipelines for batch generation, headless CAD and build integration, and scanning and reverse engineering including point clouds, registration and getting from a scan back to editable geometry.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 2
- Cad Geometry Kernels Formats And Code CadUse when modelling, converting, or scripting geometry: the representations (B-rep, meshes, implicit and voxel) and when each is right, the geometry kernels and their behaviour, file formats and precisely what each one loses in translation, and code-CAD and scripting — the landscape, the OpenSCAD versus OCCT-based trade, writing good parametric models, vendor API automation, and mesh processing and repair. Includes the router for the whole cad-3d-printing reference.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 2
- Cad ReferenceUse when checking a CAD or printing anti-pattern, looking up a tolerance, temperature or dimensional value, asking what actually moved (OpenSCAD's Manifold backend, the slicer landscape, code-CAD and the LLM angle, verified August 2026), finding the books and tools, or needing a picker and a pre-print checklist. Companion to the other cad-3d-printing skills.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 2
- Cad Slicing Pipeline And ProcessesUse when turning a model into a physical part: the slicing pipeline including the slicing step itself, the 2D operations that follow, the decisions that actually matter, and G-code; and the processes — FDM physics and what really determines part quality, plus SLA and powder-bed specifics.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 2
- Math Calculus And Vector CalculusUse when doing calculus rather than reading it: limits and continuity and what the derivative actually is as a linear approximation, integration and its several distinct meanings, series and Taylor approximation with convergence and truncation error, multivariable calculus including gradients, Jacobians and Hessians, and vector calculus with divergence, curl and the integral theorems.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 2
- Math Forms Optimization And Differential EquationsUse when the problem needs the more structural tools: differential forms and the exterior derivative as the framework that unifies the vector calculus integral theorems, constrained optimization with Lagrange multipliers and the KKT conditions, and differential equations — the solution methods, classification, and what makes a system stiff or stable.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 2
- Math Geometry Manifolds Tensors And Lie GroupsUse when working in curved or structured spaces: geometry including projective and affine settings, manifolds and charts, tensors done properly rather than as multidimensional arrays, Riemannian geometry with metrics, connections, geodesics and curvature, and Lie groups and Lie algebras including the rotation groups that show up in robotics, graphics and physics.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 2
- Math Inner Products Svd And Numerical RealityUse when the numerical behaviour of linear algebra matters: inner products, orthogonality, projections and Gram-Schmidt, the spectral theorem for symmetric matrices and the singular value decomposition as the most important factorization, the matrix factorizations (LU, QR, Cholesky, eigendecomposition) and what each is for, and conditioning and numerical reality — why the textbook algorithm is not the one your library runs.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 2
- Math Linear Algebra FoundationsUse when working with linear structure: vector spaces, bases, dimension and linear maps, matrices and the four fundamental subspaces (column space, null space, row space, left null space) and what rank actually means, determinants and their geometric interpretation as signed volume, and eigenvalues, eigenvectors and diagonalization including when a matrix is not diagonalizable. Includes the router for the whole calculus-geometry-algebra reference.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 2
- Math ReferenceUse when correcting a mathematical misconception, looking up a formula or identity, finding the textbook canon, or needing a method picker and the sanity checks worth running on a derivation or a numerical result. Companion to the other calculus-geometry-algebra skills.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 2
- Chaos Detection Control Applications And ComputationUse when working with actual data or simulations: detecting chaos in real data including embedding, Takens' theorem, surrogate testing and the ways noise masquerades as chaos, control and synchronization of chaotic systems, where chaos genuinely appears in physical and engineered systems, and computing chaos — integrator choice, shadowing and the limits of a numerical trajectory.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 2
- Chaos Foundations Dynamical Systems And BifurcationsUse when establishing whether a system can be chaotic at all: the definition of chaos and what chaos is not, the stretch-and-fold mechanism that produces it, dynamical systems as flows and maps, stability and linearization around fixed points, and bifurcations — saddle-node, transcritical, pitchfork and Hopf — as the routes by which behaviour changes qualitatively. Includes the router for the whole chaos-theory reference.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 2
- Chaos Fractals Poincare And Hamiltonian ChaosUse when analyzing the geometry or the conservative case: fractals and the several distinct notions of dimension, Poincare sections and symbolic dynamics as tools for reducing a continuous flow to something tractable, and Hamiltonian chaos including KAM theory, invariant tori and why conservative systems behave differently from dissipative ones.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 2
- Chaos Logistic Map Lyapunov And AttractorsUse when quantifying or classifying chaotic behaviour: the logistic map as the canonical example, Feigenbaum universality and why the constant is universal, the precise content of 'period three implies chaos', Lyapunov exponents and how they are computed and misread, strange attractors and their structure, and the recognized routes to chaos.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 2
- Chaos ReferenceUse when correcting a chaos misconception — including the butterfly effect stated properly — looking up a constant or characteristic value, finding the canon, or needing a method picker and a sceptic's checklist for evaluating a claim that some system is chaotic. Companion to the other chaos-theory skills.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 2
- Civil Codes Licensure Failure Analysis And ConstructionUse when the question is how civil engineering is governed and what happens when it fails: building codes and standards and how they are actually written, professional engineer licensure, stamping and personal liability, failure analysis and what the canonical collapses teach, construction sequencing and the critical path, and how infrastructure systems are planned, funded and maintained.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 2
- Civil Industrial Engineering Queueing Toc And LeanUse for the operations research that genuinely transfers to software: what industrial engineering actually is, queueing theory and Little's Law and why high utilisation destroys latency, the Theory of Constraints and the five focusing steps, lean and the Toyota Production System including takt time, kanban, jidoka and the wastes, Six Sigma and DMAIC with statistical process control and control charts, and work measurement and standard work.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 2
- Civil Loads Safety Factors Materials And FoundationsUse when reaching for a civil-engineering analogy about software, or when you need the actual content behind it: why “software should be more like real engineering” keeps recurring, dead and live loads and load paths, factor of safety and load and resistance factor design, steel, concrete and timber and how each fails, and foundations, soil and bearing capacity. Includes the router for the whole civil and industrial engineering reference.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 2
- Civil ReferenceUse when checking a civil or industrial engineering misconception, looking up a load factor, safety factor, queueing or reliability figure, finding the books, or needing a quick-reference picker — plus the current US infrastructure condition and megaproject estimation data. Companion to the other civil and industrial engineering skills.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 2
- Civil Reliability Safety And What Transfers To SoftwareUse when applying reliability or safety-engineering method to software, or judging an engineering analogy honestly: scheduling, inventory and supply chain, human factors and ergonomics, reliability engineering with MTBF, the bathtub curve, FMEA and fault trees, safety engineering and the hierarchy of controls, and then a direct account of what transfers well from civil and industrial engineering to software and what does not.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 2
- Cloud Architecture And ResilienceUse when designing or hardening a cloud architecture: the Well-Architected trade-offs, regions and availability zones, containers, Kubernetes and serverless and when each is the wrong answer, and resilience — what the 2025 outages actually taught about control-plane dependencies, multi-region failover, static stability, and designing for blast radius.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 2
- Cloud Cost Security And OperationsUse when a cloud bill, a security boundary, or an on-call problem needs work: cost engineering and FinOps (commitments and reservations, rightsizing, where the money actually goes wrong), security and the shared responsibility model (IAM, misconfiguration, encryption, and the provider-versus-customer line), and operations and observability — logs, metrics, traces, SLOs and incident response.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 2
- Cloud Migration Sovereignty And Ai WorkloadsUse when planning a migration, answering a data-residency or sovereignty question, arguing about multi-cloud, or sizing AI infrastructure: migration strategy and the 7 Rs, data residency versus sovereignty and the EU Data Act's January 2027 egress deadline, multi-cloud and lock-in assessed honestly, GPU and AI-workload economics, and sustainability and carbon accounting.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 2
- Cloud Models Providers And PrimitivesUse when choosing a cloud model or provider, or reasoning about the basic building blocks: IaaS, PaaS and SaaS, the deployment models, the five NIST characteristics, the provider landscape (AWS, Azure, Google Cloud and the second tier) and how to choose between them, and the primitives — compute, storage classes, networking and VPCs, and identity and IAM. Includes the router for the whole cloud-computing reference.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 2
- Cloud ReferenceUse when checking a cloud anti-pattern, weighing a contested question, confirming whether a pricing, regulatory or provider claim is still current (snapshot verified August 2026), finding the primary sources worth reading instead of blogs, or needing the design checklist, the numbers worth remembering, and a triage list. Companion to the other cloud-computing skills.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 2
- Comms Email Smtp Authentication And DeliverabilityUse for anything email: the federated versus proprietary divide that shapes the whole field, SMTP and email architecture, the retrieval protocols IMAP and POP, message format and MIME, SPF, DKIM and DMARC and how the three actually compose, deliverability and why legitimate mail lands in spam, and email encryption with S/MIME and PGP and why neither won. Includes the router for the whole communication technologies reference.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 2
- Comms Encryption Metadata Interoperability And PolicyUse when the question is about privacy, policy or reliability: what end-to-end encryption actually protects and the backup, endpoint and multi-device gaps it does not close, metadata and why it is often more revealing than content, interoperability and regulation including the DMA messaging mandates, the encryption policy debate over client-side scanning and lawful access, and emergency calling and network reliability obligations.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 2
- Comms ReferenceUse when correcting a communications misconception, looking up a protocol port, latency, codec, deliverability or adoption figure, finding the sources, or needing a quick-reference picker — plus the current state of cross-platform encrypted RCS and the legal status of message scanning. Companion to the other communication technologies skills.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 2
- Comms Sms Rcs Signal Protocol And Messaging AppsUse for messaging: SMS and why it is neither private nor reliable enough for authentication, MMS, RCS and its carrier and Universal Profile history, the Signal protocol with the double ratchet and forward secrecy, the messaging landscape and what each app actually encrypts, and iMessage and FaceTime including their key transparency and fallback behaviour.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 2
- Comms Telephony Pstn Ss7 Voip And Caller IdUse for voice: the PSTN and circuit switching, SS7 and the signalling trust model that makes location tracking and SMS interception possible, VoIP and SIP with NAT traversal and codecs, VoLTE and VoNR carrying voice over IP in mobile networks, and caller ID, spoofing, robocalls and the STIR/SHAKEN attestation scheme with its real limits.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 2
- Comms Webrtc Video Conferencing Team Platforms And PushUse for real-time and collaboration: WebRTC including ICE, STUN, TURN and the signalling you have to build yourself, video conferencing architecture across mesh, SFU and MCU topologies and the bandwidth and quality trade-offs, team platforms, and push and notification delivery and what the push infrastructure can see.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 2
- Cmmc CuiUse when dealing with CMMC (Cybersecurity Maturity Model Certification) levels, CUI (Controlled Unclassified Information) handling, DoD contract requirements, or cybersecurity disclosure decisions. Use whenever a user mentions DFARS, CMMC, CUI, FCI, government contract security, defense contractor compliance, or incident reporting to DoD. Covers CMMC 2.0 levels, CUI identification, SPRS submission, and 72-hour incident reporting.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 2
- Nist 800 171Use when working with NIST SP 800-171 CUI protection, DoD contracts, federal contractor compliance, or the 110 controls assessment. Helps navigate the 14 control families, assess compliance gaps, build remediation plans, and prepare SPRS score submissions. Trigger on any mention of CUI, 800-171, DFARS 252.204-7012, self-assessment, or contractor cybersecurity requirements.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 2
- Owasp SammUse when assessing software security maturity, planning security program improvements, conducting OWASP SAMM assessments, or building a security champion program. Triggers on software assurance maturity model, AppSec program, security roadmap, security maturity assessment, SAMM scoring, or requests to improve developer security practices. Also use when someone asks how to build or measure their application security program.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 2
- Pci Dss V4Use whenever working on PCI DSS v4.0.1 compliance, SAQ selection, cardholder data environment scoping, or payment security assessments. Covers SAQ-A, SAQ-A-EP, SAQ-B-IP selection and requirements mapping, new v4.0 customized approach, and key technical controls. Trigger on any mention of PCI, cardholder data, CDE, payment card, SAQ, QSA, or merchant compliance.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 2
- Soc2 ComplianceUse when working on SOC2 Type 1 or Type 2 readiness, TSC (Trust Services Criteria) gap analysis, policy development, or mapping controls to NIST 800-53. Covers the 5 TSC categories, minimum policy set, evidence collection, and audit preparation. Trigger on any mention of SOC2, SOC 2, Trust Services Criteria, AICPA, Type 1, Type 2, or auditor readiness.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 2
- Hw Bottlenecks Cpu Memory Gpu And StorageUse when choosing or diagnosing components: where the bottleneck actually lives and how to find it before spending money, CPU architecture and what core counts and clocks really buy, the memory hierarchy and why latency and bandwidth are different problems, GPUs and accelerators, and storage from NVMe queue depth to endurance. Includes the router for the whole computer hardware and data centres reference.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 2
- Hw Datacentre Facility Power Cooling And EfficiencyUse for data centre facilities: facility basics and tier models, power distribution from utility feed through UPS and PDU to the rack with redundancy topologies, cooling at scale including air containment, liquid and direct-to-chip, efficiency metrics such as PUE and what they hide, and racks and the physical infrastructure that constrains everything else.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 2
- Hw Datacentre Network Storage Failure And OperationsUse for data centre systems and running them: network architecture including leaf-spine and oversubscription, storage at scale, failure at scale and why component failure becomes a design assumption rather than an incident, operations and maintenance practice, and what AI infrastructure changes about power density, networking and cooling.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 2
- Hw Interconnect Power Thermals And NetworkingUse for the parts that quietly limit everything else: interconnect including PCIe lanes, generations and bifurcation, power supplies with efficiency, rails, transients and sizing, thermals and why cooling capacity rather than peak clock sets sustained performance, and networking at the host level.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 2
- Hw ReferenceUse when correcting a hardware or data centre misconception, looking up a power, thermal, bandwidth, latency or efficiency figure, finding the sources, or needing a quick-reference picker — plus the current state of grid power as the binding constraint and high-voltage DC rack distribution. Companion to the other computer hardware and data centres skills.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 2
- Hw Specifying Assembly Firmware Tuning And BenchmarkingUse when building or fixing a machine: specifying a build from the workload backwards, assembly practice, firmware and boot including UEFI and the settings that actually matter, tuning and overclocking assessed honestly against the risk, troubleshooting method for intermittent and hard faults, and benchmarking that measures the thing you care about rather than a number.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 2
- Periph Audio Printers Storage Controllers And HapticsUse for the remaining device classes: audio interfaces including latency, buffer sizes and the class-compliant path, printers and scanners with their page description languages, storage, capture and the miscellaneous device classes, and game controllers and haptics including force feedback and rumble.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 2
- Periph Buses Pcie Hid Keyboards Mice And DisplaysUse for the bus and device layer: embedded buses including I2C, SPI and UART, PCIe peripherals, the HID class and report descriptors that make devices work without drivers, keyboards including matrix scanning, debounce, rollover and switch behaviour, mice and pointing devices with sensors and polling rates, and displays and their interfaces.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 2
- Periph Compliance Accessibility And SecurityUse before shipping a peripheral or assessing one: compliance and certification including USB-IF, CE, FCC and the logo programmes, accessibility and the design decisions that include or exclude users, and peripheral security — malicious devices, BadUSB-class attacks, DMA exposure and firmware update integrity.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 2
- Periph Designing Firmware Pcb And DebuggingUse when building your own peripheral: designing a custom peripheral from requirements to bill of materials, firmware including the USB stack choices, PCB and mechanical design, enumeration and debugging when a device will not appear or misbehaves, drivers and OS integration across Windows, macOS and Linux, and measuring latency properly rather than trusting a spec sheet.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 2
- Periph ReferenceUse when correcting a peripheral misconception, looking up a bandwidth, power, polling-rate or latency figure, finding the sources, or needing a quick-reference picker — plus the current state of USB bandwidth and labelling and display interface bandwidth tiers. Companion to the other peripherals skills.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 2
- Periph Stack Usb Thunderbolt And WirelessUse when working out how a peripheral actually connects: the peripheral stack from physical layer to application, USB architecture with descriptors, endpoints and transfer types, USB-C and Power Delivery including the cable and role negotiation mess, Thunderbolt and alternate modes, and wireless peripherals and their latency and pairing trade-offs. Includes the router for the whole peripherals reference.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 2
- Foodenv Cleaning ChemistryUse when cleaning has to actually work or be done safely: what cleaning physically is, surfactants and how they lift different soil types, water hardness and its effect on detergents, the distinction between cleaning, sanitizing and disinfecting and which one a task needs — including the chemical combinations that produce toxic gas and must never be mixed — and laundry chemistry.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 2
- Foodenv Food Safety And Food ServiceUse when food safety or commercial food service is the question: pathogens and the temperature thresholds that actually control them, time-temperature control and the danger zone, HACCP and how a plan is built, cross-contamination and allergen control, kitchen organization and station design, restaurant economics, menu engineering, and regulation and inspection. The temperature and holding thresholds are the operative safety content, not general guidance.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 2