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- Foodenv Food ScienceUse when you want to know why a cooking technique works rather than just the steps: what kind of claim food writing is making, heat transfer and why it governs almost every outcome, proteins and meat including denaturation and collagen, browning and the Maillard reaction, starch, gluten and gels, fats and emulsions and why they break, salt, water and brining, acid and pH, flavour and seasoning, fermentation, and baking and leavening. Includes the router for the whole cooking-cleaning-waste-sc...Votes: 0GitHub stars: 2
- Foodenv ReferenceUse when checking what is live (recycling economics and extended producer responsibility, and PFAS in biosolids, verified August 2026), correcting a food, cleaning or waste misconception, looking up a temperature, concentration or dilution figure, finding the books, or needing a picker and the non-negotiables list. Companion to the other cooking-cleaning-waste-sciences skills.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 2
- Foodenv Wastewater And Waste ManagementUse when the question is where it all goes: wastewater treatment and its primary, secondary and tertiary stages, the waste hierarchy and what it does and does not prioritize, landfill engineering including liners, leachate and gas capture, recycling assessed honestly against what is actually recovered and what is not, and composting and organics processing.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 2
- Blockchain Protocol LayerUse when working on or reasoning about blockchain protocol development rather than smart contracts: what a blockchain actually is, Ethereum's post-Merge architecture (execution and consensus layers, finality, slashing), client diversity as systemic risk, node types and working with nodes, how protocol changes happen (the EIP process, recent and upcoming hard forks, the changed fee environment), the rollup model and building an L2 or app-chain, and cross-chain bridges and their failure modes. ...Votes: 0GitHub stars: 2
- Blockchain ReferenceUse when reviewing blockchain or smart-contract work against known anti-patterns, weighing contested questions (upgradeable vs immutable, Solidity vs Vyper, Foundry vs Hardhat, optimistic vs ZK rollups, monolithic vs modular, whether an L2 is Ethereum, whether decentralization survives the incentives), checking whether protocol, client, or tooling state is still current (snapshot verified August 2026), finding the primary documentation, security references, books, and communities, or needing ...Votes: 0GitHub stars: 2
- Blockchain Security Testing And OpsUse when testing, auditing, securing, deploying, or operating on-chain systems. Covers the Foundry/Hardhat toolchain, fuzzing, invariant testing and formal verification, what to actually test, what actually loses money (access control, business logic, stolen keys) and the vulnerability canon (reentrancy, oracle manipulation, precision and rounding), security beyond the code (audits, bug bounties, incident response), deployment and verification, key management and multisigs, node and validator...Votes: 0GitHub stars: 2
- Blockchain Smart Contract DevelopmentUse when writing or reviewing smart contracts. Covers the EVM execution model, gas and storage, EVM-compatible vs EVM-equivalent chains, Solidity and the alternatives (Vyper, Huff, Yul), contract architecture (upgradeability and proxies, access control, design principles), the token and application standards (ERC-20/721/1155/4626, account abstraction and ERC-4337), and DeFi primitives — AMMs, lending, oracles, flash loans, and MEV.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 2
- Crypto Advanced Constructions Blockchain And PolicyUse for the frontier and the context around it: advanced constructions including zero-knowledge proofs, multiparty computation, homomorphic encryption and threshold schemes with honest notes on their maturity, the cryptography specific to blockchains, and the law and policy layer of export control, lawful access debates and compliance obligations.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 2
- Crypto Implementation Failures Key Management And AgilityUse when reviewing or hardening a real system, where most breaks actually happen: implementation failure modes including timing and side channels, nonce reuse, padding oracles and misuse of primitives, key management covering generation, storage, rotation, escrow and HSMs, and crypto agility — designing so an algorithm can be replaced without redesigning the system.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 2
- Crypto Passwords Tls Pki Messaging And Disk EncryptionUse for applied protocols: password storage and KDFs including Argon2, scrypt and bcrypt and the parameter choices that matter, TLS and its handshake and configuration, PKI, certificates and chain validation, end-to-end encrypted messaging with ratchets and metadata limits, disk and file encryption and what it protects against, and the other protocols worth knowing.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 2
- Crypto ReferenceUse when correcting a cryptography misconception, looking up a key size, security level, hash output or KDF parameter, finding the books and references, or needing a quick-reference picker — plus the current state of the post-quantum migration and TLS certificate lifetimes. Companion to the other cryptography skills.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 2
- Crypto Symmetric Aead Public Key And SignaturesUse when selecting primitives: symmetric encryption with modes and the nonce rules that must not be broken, AEAD as the default you should almost always reach for, public key cryptography including RSA and elliptic curves, key exchange and forward secrecy, and digital signatures with their algorithms and the malleability and verification pitfalls.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 2
- Crypto What It Solves Threat Models Randomness Hashes And MacsUse before choosing any primitive: what cryptography does and does not solve and the problems people wrongly expect it to fix, threat models and what you are actually defending against, randomness and why CSPRNG choice and seeding is a common silent failure, hash functions and their security properties, and MACs and authentication. Includes the router for the whole cryptography reference.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 2
- Research Currency Audit MethodUse when auditing a reference document, skill or knowledge base for staleness — deciding whether new developments in a field warrant adding, modifying or deleting existing content. Triggers on currency audit, staleness check, "is this still true", refreshing documentation, scheduled research runs, "what changed since", and reviewing dated claims. Covers the durability tiers, the decision procedure, scoping a run, and why the default answer is no change.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 2
- Research Editing A Reference SkillUse when editing a SKILL.md in a split multi-skill reference plugin — changing a dated claim without disturbing section numbering, cross-references or the header block, and then updating the manifests that mirror it. Triggers on editing a skill file, SKILL.md structure, section cross-references, the "§N → skill" annotation, plugin.json version bump, marketplace.json mirror, README plugin table, and running the repository checkers before opening a pull request.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 2
- Research Search And Source QualityUse when researching whether a factual claim is still current — constructing web searches, judging source quality, dating a claim, distinguishing primary from secondary sources, and recording provenance. Triggers on web search research, fact-checking a claim, "find a source for", verifying a statistic, source tiers, primary sources, and any task where an answer must be grounded in something citable rather than recalled. Covers the fabrication failure mode and what to do when the search comes ...Votes: 0GitHub stars: 2
- Research Weekly Pull RequestUse when packaging the results of an automated research or audit run into a reviewable pull request — branch and commit conventions, the PR body that lets a reviewer check the sources without redoing the work, what to do when nothing changed, and the scope limits an unattended job must respect. Triggers on opening a PR from a scheduled job, automation pull request, weekly audit report, and "what should this bot do when it finds nothing".Votes: 0GitHub stars: 2
- Patterns ArchitecturalUse when choosing or evaluating an application architecture: layered architecture, hexagonal / ports and adapters (and Clean and Onion), Domain-Driven Design and its tactical and strategic halves, and the monolith versus modular monolith versus microservices decision — including when a distributed architecture is the wrong answer and what it costs you.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 2
- Patterns Distributed Concurrency And MessagingUse when working on distributed data, failure handling, concurrency, or messaging: saga, outbox, CQRS and event sourcing, resilience patterns (circuit breaker, retry with backoff and jitter, bulkhead, timeout, idempotency), concurrency patterns (actors, structured concurrency, worker pools, CSP channels), and integration and messaging patterns.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 2
- Patterns Foundations Gof And AlternativesUse when naming, choosing, or resisting a design pattern: what a pattern actually is (a vocabulary, not a construction kit), the honest critique of the Gang of Four, the pattern-by-pattern audit of which of the 23 are obsolete, still useful, or situational in modern languages, the functional and data-oriented alternatives, and dependency injection and inversion of control. Includes the router for the whole design-patterns reference.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 2
- Patterns Llm Agentic And Legacy MigrationUse when designing an LLM or agentic system, or moving a legacy codebase: the emerging agentic pattern language (prompt chaining, routing, tool use, ReAct, reflection, multi-agent orchestration, RAG, guardrails, human-in-the-loop) and migration and legacy patterns including strangler fig, anti-corruption layer, and branch by abstraction.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 2
- Patterns ReferenceUse when checking a pattern anti-pattern — over-application is the dominant failure mode in this domain — weighing a contested question, confirming whether a claim is still current (snapshot verified August 2026), finding the books and sources, or needing the problem-to-pattern table and the checklist to run before adding a pattern. Companion to the other design-patterns skills.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 2
- Building Accessibility Energy Drawings Bim And CodesUse for the regulated and documented layer: accessibility requirements and the design consequences, energy and comfort including thermal comfort criteria and performance modelling, drawings, specifications and BIM as the actual deliverable and coordination mechanism, and codes and permitting — how the code is structured, what is prescriptive versus performance-based, and how approvals work.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 2
- Building Disciplines Site Brief Planning And DesignUse at the front end of a project: the disciplines involved and how the lifecycle actually runs, site and ground investigation and what it determines downstream, brief and programming, planning, zoning and entitlement and why approval risk dominates early schedules, and architectural design. Includes the router for the whole buildings and civil structures reference.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 2
- Building Procurement Cost Sequencing Materials And QualityUse for delivery and construction: procurement and delivery models and how each allocates risk, cost estimating and why estimates move, sequencing and temporary works including the falsework and propping that cause a disproportionate share of collapses, materials in construction, and quality and inspection regimes.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 2
- Building ReferenceUse when correcting a construction misconception, looking up a span, load, U-value, fire rating, cost or programme figure, finding the sources, or needing a quick-reference picker — plus the current state of tall mass timber code adoption and embodied carbon regulation. Companion to the other buildings and civil structures skills.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 2
- Building Site Safety Commissioning Retrofit And Why Projects FailUse for the end of the project and the lessons from projects that went wrong: site safety and the hazards that actually cause injuries and fatalities, commissioning and handover and why buildings so often do not perform as designed, existing buildings and retrofit including survey, structural intervention and hazardous materials, and a direct account of why projects fail.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 2
- Building Structure Foundations Envelope Services And FireUse for the technical core of a building: structural systems and how load paths and spans drive the whole design, foundations and their selection from ground conditions, envelope and building physics including thermal bridging, air tightness, vapour control and condensation risk, building services and their spatial coordination, and fire safety with compartmentation, means of escape and structural fire resistance.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 2
- Desktop Cross Platform And ArchitectureUse when choosing or using a cross-platform desktop framework (Electron vs Tauri, Flutter, Avalonia, Compose Multiplatform, Rust GUIs — the comparison table and the web-shell security checklist), structuring a desktop app (layering, state management, the document model with undo and autosave, threading and responsiveness, IPC and multi-process design, single instance and the launch protocol), or making an app feel native — windows, menus and keyboard, files, drag and drop and clipboard, dark ...Votes: 0GitHub stars: 2
- Desktop Linux PlatformUse when building or debugging a Linux desktop app. Covers why 'Linux' is not one platform (the stack, XDG base directories, .desktop files and app IDs), D-Bus as the desktop's nervous system, PipeWire, the honest accessibility picture, GTK4 + libadwaita, Qt 6, the other toolkits, and the Wayland transition — what Wayland takes away from X11 (global hotkeys, window positioning, screen capture) and what replaces it (portals, layer-shell).Votes: 0GitHub stars: 2
- Desktop Macos PlatformUse when building, porting, or debugging a native macOS app. Covers the framework decision and the four architectures of a desktop app (the router for the whole desktop-apps-macos-linux reference), the Darwin stack, bundles, the run loop/GCD/main thread, XPC privilege separation, Apple silicon, Rosetta, and universal binaries, the 2026 SwiftUI-vs-AppKit state of play and the interop seam, Liquid Glass (macOS 26 Tahoe), Mac Catalyst, Swift 6 strict concurrency migration, and persistence on mac...Votes: 0GitHub stars: 2
- Desktop Packaging Security And TestingUse when shipping a desktop app: macOS code signing, the Hardened Runtime, notarization and stapling, the four macOS distribution channels including the Mac App Store; the Linux packaging matrix (Flatpak, Snap, AppImage, distro packages); auto-update (Sparkle, Squirrel, Flatpak); sandboxing and privacy (TCC, entitlements, the App Sandbox, Keychain and secrets, XDG portals, supply-chain and dependency risk); and the desktop testing pyramid, tools, and CI.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 2
- Desktop ReferenceUse when reviewing a desktop app for anti-patterns, weighing contested questions (SwiftUI vs AppKit, native vs cross-platform, Electron vs Tauri, Flatpak vs Snap vs AppImage, GTK vs Qt, sandboxed vs unsandboxed, Wayland-first, Swift 6 strict concurrency, SwiftData vs Core Data vs GRDB, menu bar vs header bar), finding primary documentation and books, learning from the case studies and hard-won lessons, checking whether a platform claim is still current (snapshot verified August 2026), or need...Votes: 0GitHub stars: 2
- Bitbucket AzureUse when working with Bitbucket Pipelines in Azure/Microsoft environments, or when comparing Bitbucket vs GitHub Actions vs Azure DevOps for CI/CD. Triggers on any Bitbucket Pipelines question, especially regarding Azure authentication, OIDC, deployment environments, or pricing.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 2
- Cicd Field GuidePractitioner's field guide to CI/CD in 2025–2026, covering DORA metrics (five-metric model, AI amplifier findings), platform selection (GitHub Actions, Azure DevOps, GitLab CI, Bitbucket, Jenkins), branching strategy (trunk-based development), OIDC/workload identity federation, supply-chain security (SLSA, Sigstore, SBOMs), GitOps (Argo CD vs Flux), progressive delivery (Argo Rollouts vs Flagger), monorepo tooling (Turborepo/Nx/Bazel), platform engineering (Backstage vs commercial IDPs), and ...Votes: 0GitHub stars: 2
- Devsecops PipelineUse whenever building or reviewing CI/CD security pipelines, DevSecOps GitHub Actions workflows, SAST/DAST/SCA scanning, secrets scanning, container scanning, IaC scanning, or security gates in deployment pipelines. Essential for any security-in-pipeline work.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 2
- Github AtlassianAdvanced practitioner reference for GitHub and the Atlassian suite (Jira, Confluence, JSM, Bitbucket) covering 2025–2026 changes: GitHub rulesets, merge queue, GHAS rebundling (Secret Protection $19/Code Security $30), Copilot agent GA, AI Credits billing, artifact attestations, EMU; Atlassian Server EOL, Rovo bundling, JSM Service Collection, Forge replacing Connect, Data Center countdown; and the GitHub↔Jira integration pattern for 50–500 engineer orgs. Use when advising on GitHub governanc...Votes: 0GitHub stars: 2
- Logic Devices Transistors Cmos Gates And PowerUse for the circuit level underneath digital logic: the two layers this subject spans, diodes, transistors used as switches, MOSFET switching behaviour, static CMOS gate construction and why the pull-up and pull-down networks are duals, sizing and drive strength, the other logic families and when they still appear, and where power actually goes in CMOS between dynamic, short-circuit and leakage. Includes the router for the whole digital logic and firmware reference.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 2
- Logic Firmware Boot Root Of Trust Embedded Practice And SecurityUse for firmware: the firmware landscape from UEFI to embedded RTOS and bare metal, the boot sequence stage by stage, root of trust and verified boot with the chain of signatures, ACPI and the platform interfaces that hand control to the OS, embedded firmware practice including interrupts, DMA and update strategy, and firmware security — the attack surface, persistence and why firmware compromise is so hard to detect.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 2
- Logic ReferenceUse when correcting a digital logic or firmware misconception, looking up a delay, voltage, power, setup-time or fault-coverage figure, finding the sources, or needing a quick-reference picker — plus the current state of the Secure Boot certificate expiry and open-source firmware and silicon roots of trust. Companion to the other digital logic and firmware skills.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 2
- Logic Sequential Timing Metastability Cdc And HdlUse for sequential design and the failures that are hardest to debug: latches and flip-flops, timing with setup, hold, slack and metastability, state machine design and encoding, clock domain crossing and the synchronizer patterns that make it safe, HDL and synthesis and what the tool will and will not infer, and test and design for test including scan chains and fault coverage.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 2
- Logic Standard Cells Boolean Minimization And ArithmeticUse for combinational design: standard cells and what a library actually provides, Boolean algebra and the identities that matter in practice, minimization including Karnaugh maps and what synthesis does instead, the combinational building blocks such as multiplexers, decoders and encoders, and arithmetic circuits from ripple-carry through carry-lookahead and the adder and multiplier trade-offs.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 2
- Maker Boards And PlatformsUse when choosing a board or getting oriented in the maker hardware ecosystem: the board decision tree, the Raspberry Pi lineup with its gotchas and alternatives, the Qualcomm acquisition of Arduino and what it changed, the Arduino boards, ESP32 as the workhorse, and the rest of the microcontroller field including the RP2040 and Pico. Includes the router for the whole diy-kit-dev reference.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 2
- Maker Networking Enclosures And ProductizationUse when connecting a project to a network or home automation, packaging it, or turning it into a product: WiFi, BLE and LoRa, MQTT, Home Assistant and ESPHome, enclosures, 3D printing and fabrication, the honest prototype-to-product path including certification and manufacturing, and buying and sourcing parts including clones and counterfeits.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 2
- Maker Power Electronics And IoUse when wiring, powering, or interfacing hardware — the part that stops you destroying things: the power rules and common voltages, batteries and low-power design, the electronics you actually need (Ohm's law, pull-up and pull-down resistors, decoupling, level shifting, current limits), sensors and inputs over I2C, SPI and analog including debouncing, and outputs, motors and actuators with their drivers and back-EMF.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 2
- Maker ReferenceUse when checking a maker hardware anti-pattern, weighing a contested question, confirming whether a board lineup or ecosystem claim is still current (snapshot verified August 2026), finding the books, sites and channels, or needing the board picker, the numbers worth remembering, and the what-to-check list for when it doesn't work. Companion to the other diy-kit-dev skills.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 2
- Maker Software Build And DebugUse when writing the firmware, physically building, or debugging a hardware project: the software layer (Arduino, MicroPython, CircuitPython, ESP-IDF, PlatformIO) and how to choose, the prototyping ladder from breadboard through perfboard to PCB, soldering and wiring practice, and debugging hardware with a multimeter, a logic analyzer and an oscilloscope.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 2
- Dns Attacks Dnssec Encrypted Dns And OperationsUse for DNS security and running DNS: the attack history from cache poisoning and Kaminsky through amplification and hijacking, DNSSEC with its chain of trust and honest deployment record, encrypted DNS via DoT, DoH and DoQ and what each does and does not hide, the modern extensions, operational practice including zone management and monitoring, and DNS as critical infrastructure with the outages that proved it.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 2
- Dns Blockchain Naming Alternatives AssessedUse when evaluating blockchain naming or another DNS alternative: why alternatives exist and what problem they claim to solve, ENS and how it actually resolves, the other systems including Handshake and Unstoppable Domains, an honest assessment of adoption, resolution dependence and the browser problem, and the non-DNS namespaces such as onion addresses and IPFS naming.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 2
- Dns Icann Tlds Registries And RegistrationUse for how domain names are governed and sold: ICANN and control of the root zone, the TLD types across gTLD, ccTLD, sTLD and brand TLDs, the registry, registrar and registrant model and who actually holds what, and registration mechanics including EPP, grace periods, renewals and transfers.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 2