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- Dns Namespace Resolution Records And ZonesUse for how DNS actually works: what DNS is for beyond name-to-address mapping, the namespace and its hierarchy, resolution including recursive versus iterative and the resolver chain, the record types and what each is really used for, zones, delegation and the glue records that break things when wrong, and caching and TTL behaviour including negative caching. Includes the router for the whole DNS and domain names reference.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 2
- Dns ReferenceUse when correcting a DNS or domain misconception, looking up a record type, TTL, timing, fee or registration figure, finding the sources, or needing a quick-reference picker — plus the current state of ICANN's new gTLD round and the retreat of blockchain naming. Companion to the other DNS and domain names skills.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 2
- Dns Whois Disputes Domain Security And AftermarketUse for domain ownership questions: WHOIS and RDAP and how GDPR changed what is visible, disputes including UDRP and URS and how they actually resolve, domain security covering registrar lock, transfer authorization, hijacking and expiry, and the aftermarket for valuing, buying and selling domains.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 2
- Ecommerce Billing Tax Platforms And CheckoutUse when building subscriptions and recurring billing (dunning, proration, trials), marketplaces and multi-party payments (merchant of record, KYC, split payments and payouts), sales tax, VAT, and cross-border (nexus, thresholds, duties), choosing platform vs headless vs custom (Shopify, composable commerce, build vs buy), designing the catalog, cart, and checkout (the data model, conversion), or evaluating agentic commerce — what it is, the standards contest, and the reality check.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 2
- Ecommerce Payment Methods Sca Fraud And PciUse when adding payment methods or hardening a checkout: cards and network tokens, wallets (Apple Pay, Google Pay), the bank rails underneath (ACH, SEPA, SWIFT and ISO 20022, open banking, instant payments such as FedNow, RTP, PIX, and UPI), BNPL; Strong Customer Authentication and 3-D Secure, authorization rates and decline handling; the fraud types, chargebacks and disputes; and PCI DSS v4.0.1 scope as architecture (the SAQ A trap, iframes and hosted fields, script integrity) plus the rest ...Votes: 0GitHub stars: 2
- Ecommerce Payments Architecture And IntegrationUse when designing or integrating a payments system. Covers the shape of a commerce system, the order state machine and consistency, the payment lifecycle (authorization, capture, settlement, refunds, and money handling — minor units, rounding, currencies), integration engineering (idempotency keys, webhooks and replay, reconciliation, error handling and retries), and choosing among PSPs, gateways, and orchestrators (Stripe, Adyen, PayPal, Braintree) including API versioning. Includes the rou...Votes: 0GitHub stars: 2
- Ecommerce ReferenceUse when reviewing a commerce or payments system for known anti-patterns (double charges, lost orders, silent revenue leaks), weighing contested questions (platform vs headless vs custom, one PSP or several, merchant of record vs doing it yourself, how aggressive to be on fraud, whether agentic commerce is real yet, when to reserve inventory, building a ledger vs trusting PSP reporting), checking whether a regulatory or platform claim is still current (snapshot verified August 2026), finding ...Votes: 0GitHub stars: 2
- Econ Accounting Statements Accrual And RatiosUse when reading or preparing financial statements: double-entry bookkeeping and why the identity holds, the three statements and how they articulate, accrual accounting and revenue recognition including the timing judgements, the judgement-heavy areas where the numbers are most malleable, and ratio analysis with the interpretation traps.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 2
- Econ Gaap Ifrs Audit And TaxUse when the reporting framework or the tax treatment matters: GAAP versus IFRS and the differences that actually change the numbers, audit and internal controls and what an audit opinion does and does not assert, tax fundamentals kept deliberately general and why specific figures are sparse here, book-tax differences and deferred tax, and entity choice and its tax consequences. Orientation, not tax advice.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 2
- Econ Macroeconomics Money And BehaviouralUse when reasoning at the level of an economy: macroeconomic aggregates and their measurement, money and monetary policy including how central banks actually operate and the transmission mechanism, fiscal policy and public debt sustainability, trade and long-run growth, and the behavioural findings that hold up and the ones that did not replicate.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 2
- Econ Methodology And MicroeconomicsUse when evaluating an economic claim or reasoning about a market: how economics establishes what it claims and how strong the identification actually is, microeconomics including supply and demand, elasticity, marginal reasoning and consumer theory, firms and market structure from competition through monopoly, and market failure covering externalities, public goods, information asymmetry and the standard remedies. Includes the router for the whole economics-accounting-tax reference.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 2
- Econ ReferenceUse when correcting an economics or accounting misconception, checking what moved (IFRS 18 as the biggest presentation change in decades, and the restoration of US Section 174 R&D expensing, verified August 2026), finding the canon, or needing the order that works for reading financial statements, the red flags, and a picker. Companion to the other economics-accounting-tax skills.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 2
- Editor Choosing Vim Neovim And EmacsUse when learning or configuring a terminal editor, or when someone asks which editor to use: choosing honestly rather than by tribe, nano and the cases it fits, vim's actual model of operators, motions, text objects and counts as a composable grammar, configuring vim and Neovim including Lua configuration and plugin managers, and what Emacs is and why its users stay. Includes the router for the whole editors and IDEs reference.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 2
- Editor Internals Buffers Rendering And PerformanceUse when building an editor or diagnosing one that is slow: text buffer data structures from gap buffers to piece tables and ropes, rendering and viewport virtualisation, indexing and code intelligence, how the JetBrains platform differs, terminal UI programming, and the editor performance work — startup, large files, input latency — that decides whether an editor feels fast.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 2
- Editor ReferenceUse when checking an editor anti-pattern or misconception, looking up a startup, latency or file-size figure, finding the resources, or needing a picker — plus the current state of the AI and agent layer in editors and the editor landscape. Companion to the other editors and IDEs skills.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 2
- Editor Vscode Architecture And The Protocol LayerUse when reasoning about why an editor feels slow, why an extension cannot touch the DOM, or how language features actually arrive: VS Code's multi-process architecture and the extension host, settings and workspace configuration precedence, remote development over SSH, containers and WSL, and the protocol layer — the Language Server Protocol, the Debug Adapter Protocol and Tree-sitter incremental parsing — that made editors interchangeable.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 2
- Editor Vscode Extension DevelopmentUse when building a VS Code extension end to end: the anatomy of an extension and its manifest, contribution points and activation events, the API surfaces for commands, editors, tasks and tree views, webviews with their message passing and content security constraints, writing a language server, and testing and publishing to the marketplace.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 2
- Ee Fundamentals Components And Circuit AnalysisUse when analyzing a circuit or choosing a part: the fundamentals (Ohm's and Kirchhoff's laws, power, Thevenin and Norton equivalents), real component behaviour and parasitics — resistors, capacitors and the dielectric behaviour that surprises everyone, inductors and ferrites, wires, traces and connectors — DC analysis, and AC analysis with impedance, reactance, resonance, Bode plots and filter design. Includes the router for the whole electrical-engineering reference.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 2
- Ee ReferenceUse when checking an electronics anti-pattern, looking up a voltage, current, tolerance or magnitude, finding the textbook canon, or needing the core equations, a part picker, and the first-power-up checklist to run before applying power to a new board. Companion to the other electrical-engineering skills.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 2
- Ee Semiconductors Op Amps Logic And PowerUse when designing the active parts of a circuit: diodes, BJTs and MOSFETs including the ones you will actually use and their thermal behaviour, op-amp circuits and their real-world limits, digital logic levels and where the real bugs live, level shifting, open-drain and buses, input protection, and power — regulator types, switching supply practicalities, sequencing, protection and batteries.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 2
- Ee Signal Integrity Emc And Pcb DesignUse when a board misbehaves for reasons the schematic does not explain: the return current principle, transmission lines and reflections, decoupling done properly, grounding and ground planes, EMC and EMI — emissions, susceptibility, and what actually passes a test — and PCB design including stack-up, routing, thermal relief and manufacturability.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 2
- Ee Test Selection Safety And DebuggingUse when at the bench: multimeters, oscilloscopes and how not to lie to yourself with probing and bandwidth choices, other instruments, reading datasheets and selecting parts with real margins, electrical safety including mains, isolation and energy limits, and a systematic method for debugging hardware that is not working.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 2
- Em Conduction Semiconductors Grounding And Electrical SafetyUse for materials and real-world electrical practice: conduction and band theory, semiconductors and junction behaviour, superconductivity and how to read a superconductivity claim, plasma, grounding, shielding and EMC including ground loops and return-current paths, and the physics of electrical safety — what current does to the body, why let-go thresholds matter, and how protective devices actually work.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 2
- Em Current Energy Flow Circuits And AcUse when the lumped-circuit picture is failing or a claim about electricity sounds wrong: what current actually is including drift velocity, resistance and how far Ohm's law really extends, where energy actually flows via the Poynting vector rather than through the wire, circuit theory and the conditions under which it stops being valid, AC and impedance with phasors and reactance, and power, RMS and power factor.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 2
- Em Electrostatics Fields Potential And DielectricsUse when starting from the field picture: the abstraction ladder and which model is valid when, charge and Coulomb's law, electric fields and Gauss's law, potential, voltage and capacitance, and dielectrics including polarization and breakdown. Includes the router for the whole electromagnetism reference.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 2
- Em Magnetism Induction And TransformersUse for magnetics: magnetic fields and the Biot-Savart and Ampère laws, electromagnetic induction and Faraday's and Lenz's laws, inductance, mutual inductance and transformer behaviour including leakage and saturation, and magnetic materials with permeability, hysteresis, core losses and saturation.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 2
- Em Maxwell Waves Transmission Lines And RelativityUse when wavelength starts to matter: Maxwell's equations and what each one says, electromagnetic waves with propagation, polarization and the wave equation, transmission lines including characteristic impedance, reflection and matching, and the relativistic origin of magnetism — why magnetism is electrostatics seen from a moving frame.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 2
- Em ReferenceUse when correcting an electricity or electromagnetism misconception, looking up a permittivity, permeability, resistivity, field-strength or breakdown figure, finding the books, or needing a quick-reference picker — plus the current state of superconductivity claims and wide-bandgap power semiconductors. Companion to the other electromagnetism skills.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 2
- Embedded Industrial Control Connectivity And CloudUse when working on OT/industrial control or connected-device systems: the PLC scan cycle, IEC 61131-3 languages, fieldbus and industrial protocols (Modbus, PROFINET, EtherCAT), OPC UA vs MQTT/Sparkplug and the unified namespace, Purdue/ISA-95 and the IT/OT boundary, TSN; PID done correctly, beyond PID, and motor control; choosing a radio, BLE, Thread and Matter, LoRaWAN, cellular, the application protocols (MQTT, CoAP), edge computing and TinyML; and the cloud, fleet, and lifecycle layer — t...Votes: 0GitHub stars: 2
- Embedded Languages Realtime And PatternsUse when writing firmware and deciding how to write it: C and its traps, the safe C++ subset, where Rust in embedded actually stands, real-time taxonomy and critical sections, atomics and memory barriers, the concurrency bug taxonomy, and the working set of firmware patterns — layered architecture, state machines, the lock-free SPSC ring buffer, memory pools instead of malloc, rollover-safe time handling, driver patterns, ISR-to-task handoff, error handling and fault forensics, the supervised...Votes: 0GitHub stars: 2
- Embedded ReferenceUse when weighing contested embedded questions (HAL vs bare registers, C vs C++ vs Rust, RTOS vs superloop, vendor lock-in vs portability, OPC UA vs MQTT/Sparkplug, certification burden vs agility, test on hardware vs host, Zephyr vs FreeRTOS), finding the books and primary documentation practitioners actually cite, learning from the case-study failures everyone should know (Therac-25, Toyota unintended acceleration, 737 MAX, Mars Pathfinder, Mirai), checking whether a vendor or regulatory cl...Votes: 0GitHub stars: 2
- Embedded Security Safety And TestingUse when securing, certifying, testing, or bringing up an embedded device. Covers the threat model for a connected device, cryptography on constrained devices, secure boot and debug lockdown, the 2026 regulatory landscape (EU CRA, RED/EN 18031, IEC 62443, PSA Certified, FDA), a practical security baseline; the functional safety standards map (IEC 61508, ISO 26262, DO-178C, IEC 62304), SIL/ASIL and the quantitative core, firmware techniques that produce safety evidence; the embedded testing py...Votes: 0GitHub stars: 2
- Embedded Silicon And Firmware ModelsUse when choosing a compute class or scheduling model, bringing up or debugging an MCU, or deciding how firmware is structured. Covers core architectures (Cortex-M/A/R, RISC-V, ESP32), memory architecture, clocks, reset, and boot, interrupts and the interrupt discipline, peripherals (GPIO, timers, DMA, ADC, UART/SPI/I2C/CAN), power and battery discipline, the hardware knowledge firmware engineers need, register-level vs HAL, the superloop and its disciplined variants, the 2026 RTOS landscape ...Votes: 0GitHub stars: 2
- Process EngineeringComprehensive process engineering and project management reference covering methodology selection (Cynefin, Agile, Scrum, Kanban, SAFe, LeSS, PMBOK, PRINCE2), flow metrics (DORA, Little's Law, Monte Carlo forecasting, cycle time/throughput/WIP), Lean Six Sigma, OKRs, Shape Up, Continuous Discovery, Team Topologies, and the empirical evidence base for what actually works. Use when advising on process selection, scaling Agile, project governance, flow optimization, team structure, organizationa...Votes: 0GitHub stars: 2
- Requirements GatheringComprehensive requirements engineering reference covering elicitation techniques (structured interviews, Event Storming, Example Mapping, Story Mapping, JTBD), stakeholder analysis, domain modeling, prioritization frameworks (MoSCoW, RICE, WSJF, Kano), NFR specification with Planguage, AI-assisted RE, EU AI Act obligations, and documentation standards (SRS, BDD/Gherkin, VOLERE). Use when helping with requirements gathering, user story writing, stakeholder workshops, acceptance criteria, backl...Votes: 0GitHub stars: 2
- Research MethodologyComprehensive research methodology and academic writing reference covering Turabian/Chicago citation systems (notes-bibliography and author-date), research design (quantitative, qualitative, mixed-methods), PICO/FINER question framing, systematic vs. narrative reviews, sampling methods, validity and reliability, IRB/Belmont ethics, IMRaD paper structure, source evaluation (CRAAP/SIFT/RADAR), database search techniques, survey design, qualitative coding, p-value reform and statistical standard...Votes: 0GitHub stars: 2
- Sdlc PracticesComprehensive SDLC reference covering model selection (Waterfall, V-Model, Spiral, RUP, Agile/Scrum/Kanban, Hybrid), requirements engineering in agile and traditional contexts, architecture practices (ADRs, fitness functions, C4, DDD), development practices (TDD, code review, trunk-based development, branching strategies), testing strategies (pyramid, trophy, honeycomb, Playwright, TestContainers, Pact), CI/CD and DevOps (DORA metrics, DevSecOps, SLSA, SBOMs), code quality, observability (Ope...Votes: 0GitHub stars: 2
- Engines Fuels And CombustionUse when choosing a fuel for an engine or generator, comparing energy densities, sizing fuel storage, deciding between internal and external combustion or no heat engine at all, reconciling efficiency figures quoted on HHV versus LHV, or working out air-fuel ratios, equivalence ratio and why a three-way catalyst forces closed-loop fuelling. Covers every fossil fuel, biofuel and non-combustion source with its energy density and matching engine type, the eleven-row fuel comparison table, and st...Votes: 0GitHub stars: 2
- Engines Generators And House PowerUse when sizing, buying, building or wiring a generator or whole-house/off-grid power system — doing a load audit with motor starting surges, matching engine RPM to a 2-pole or 4-pole generator head, choosing a store-bought genset vs built-from-components vs inverter generator, picking diesel vs petrol vs propane, sizing a battery/hybrid bank, or arranging transfer switching, grounding and neutral bonding. Also covers the underlying machine theory: Faraday's law, the EMF equation and the RPM-...Votes: 0GitHub stars: 2
- Engines Otto Diesel Brayton Stirling And Combined CyclesUse when choosing or comparing an engine cycle (petrol, diesel, gas turbine, Stirling, combined cycle), working out why a compression ratio is limited, diagnosing knock or ignition-timing retard, explaining volumetric efficiency or Atkinson/Miller valve timing, sizing diesel aftertreatment, or reasoning about gas-turbine back-work ratio and combined-cycle efficiency. Covers the non-Rankine engine family with its efficiency equations, real efficiency figures and the practical limit behind each...Votes: 0GitHub stars: 2
- Engines Rankine Steam Engines And TurbinesUse when analysing or designing a steam plant, sizing or improving a Rankine cycle, choosing between a reciprocating steam engine and a turbine, working out cut-off, compounding, superheat, reheat, regenerative feedwater heating, supercritical operation or condenser vacuum, or planning an actual steam build from a model boiler up to a 1-10 kW set. Covers the four Rankine components and processes, the five improvements that take real plants from 25-30% to 45-47%, impulse and reaction turbine t...Votes: 0GitHub stars: 2
- Engines Rebuilding Engines Materials And TolerancesUse when rebuilding or inspecting a car engine, diagnosing head-gasket failure, oil consumption, blow-by, knock or fuel-trim faults, deciding between a turbocharger and a supercharger, or choosing materials, manufacturing processes and tolerances for a physical part. Covers engine anatomy, the five rebuild steps, ECU closed-loop fuel control, forced induction, the engine materials table, casting/forging/machining/welding, and tolerance stack-up and GD&T. Part 6 of the Engines, Generators and ...Votes: 0GitHub stars: 2
- Engines Safety And ReferenceUse when working on or near a boiler, steam line, running engine, generator or fuel store and you need the hazard rules before you touch anything — siting a generator, bypassing or setting a safety valve, wiring a transfer switch, storing petrol or propane, pressure-testing a steam system, or working under a vehicle — and when you need a term defined (back-work ratio, cut-off, exergy, quality, cetane) or a book that actually teaches the subject. Covers the six things that kill, a twenty-one-e...Votes: 0GitHub stars: 2
- Engines Thermodynamics And The Carnot CeilingUse when you need the physics that bounds any heat engine — checking whether an efficiency claim is even possible, computing a Carnot ceiling from hot and cold temperatures, deciding whether to raise T_H or lower T_C, writing an energy balance for a closed or open system, or reasoning about a working fluid near saturation, its latent heat, its critical point, or its specific-heat ratio. Covers the four laws of thermodynamics, the Carnot efficiency equation and why efficiency is a materials pr...Votes: 0GitHub stars: 2
- Story Acting Directing Medium And IndustryUse when the work is performed or produced rather than written: acting systems from Stanislavski through Method and Meisner and what each actually trains, directing and working with actors, how the medium — stage, film, television, prose, games — shapes the form, editing and rhythm, and the development process and economics that decide what gets made.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 2
- Story Comedy Jokes Improv Standup And TimingUse for comedy craft specifically: the theories of why things are funny and what each actually predicts, joke mechanics with setup, misdirection and reveal, comedic structure including the rule of three and callbacks, character comedy and status transactions, improv and “yes, and”, standup construction from premise to tag, timing and rhythm, and an honest treatment of offence, punching direction and the audience contract.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 2
- Story Dialogue Point Of View Theme Exposition And EndingsUse when the writing layer is the problem: dialogue and subtext and why on-the-nose lines fail, point of view and narration and what each choice costs, theme as something dramatised rather than stated, exposition and how to deliver information without stopping the story, and endings — earned, ironic, ambiguous — and the reasons they collapse.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 2
- Story ReferenceUse when correcting a storytelling or comedy misconception, looking up a runtime, act-length, page-count or industry figure, finding the books, or needing a quick-reference picker — plus the current state of the production contraction and AI in film and television. Companion to the other storytelling skills.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 2
- Story Rules Character Structure And SceneUse when starting on story craft or assessing story advice: which “rules” are descriptions, which are heuristics and which are marketing, what a story actually is, character and desire and the gap between want and need, the structure models assessed honestly rather than sold, scene construction and how a scene turns, and conflict, tension and stakes. Includes the router for the whole storytelling reference.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 2
- Ministry Apologetics Arguments For GodUse when you need to give reasons for Christian faith or answer an objection to it, weigh the classical arguments for God's existence, or judge how much weight any one of them can actually carry. Covers what apologetics is and is not, why the effective case is cumulative rather than demonstrative, the Kalam and Leibnizian cosmological arguments, fine-tuning and the multiverse reply, the moral and ontological arguments, and the standard objection each one actually faces. Part 4 of 10 of the Ev...Votes: 0GitHub stars: 2