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Use this skill to maintain a compliant DOT accident register. Covers § 390.15 requirements, what's recorded, retention period.

Use this skill to investigate a crash effectively. Covers preservation of evidence, witness statements, dashcam review, and reporting timeline.

Use this skill to document crashes that don't qualify as DOT-recordable. Covers what to track, why it matters, and insurance/CSA implications.

Use this skill to handle the subrogation and claim process after a crash. Covers when subrogation applies, how to pursue it, and timeline.

Use this skill when the user asks about accident claims management — first-notice-of-loss procedures, working with insurance adjusters, claim severity classification, subrogation, claim closure timelines, and how to influence claim outcomes. Different from…

Use this skill when the user asks how to investigate a CMV accident — what to do at the scene, the first 24 hours, evidence preservation, who to call, preventability determination, ELD data preservation, dash cam review, witness interviews, working with…

Use this skill when the user asks about accident registers, DOT-recordable accident definitions, what counts as a "reportable accident" under 49 CFR 390.5 + 390.15, accident register retention, post-accident testing trigger logic, FMCSA accident reporting (no…

Use this skill when the user asks about Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) accommodation for CDL drivers — interaction between ADA + FMCSA medical certification, when DOT-disqualifying conditions trigger ADA analysis, reasonable accommodation case…

Use when handling Class 1 explosives (Division 1.1-1.6). Covers division definitions, special permits, route restrictions.

Use when handling Class 2.1 flammable gas (propane, hydrogen, acetylene). Cylinder requirements, transport vessel types, safety practices.

Use when handling Class 2.3 toxic gas (TIH/PIH). Highest-restriction gases, route + driver requirements, security plans.

Use when running a propane / LPG tanker (MC-330/331). Covers cargo tank specifications, transfer practices, and emergency procedures.

Use when training/auditing cargo tank loading of flammable liquids. Covers bonding/grounding, vapor recovery, no-smoking zones, and dispensing controls.

Use when handling Class 3 flammable liquid shipments (gasoline, ethanol, diesel offered as hazmat, paint, etc.). Covers identification, common UN numbers, packaging, and bulk transport rules.

Use when running a fuel tanker operation. Covers DOT-406 + petroleum-specific requirements + the operational practices.

Use when handling Division 4.1 flammable solids, 4.2 pyrophoric, 4.3 dangerous-when-wet. Packaging differences, segregation.

Use when launching a course. 4-week playbook = pre-launch + launch + close + post-launch.

Use when adding accountability to cohort. Pods/buddies = small-group support within larger cohort.

Use when designing course content. Adult learners (andragogy) differ from children (pedagogy).

Use when leveraging existing customers for growth. Referral = customer-driven acquisition.

Use when building affiliate network for courses. Affiliate = pays for performance.

Use when scaling grading. AI grading = consistent + fast + scalable.

Use when scaling course content creation. AI co-author = drafts, edits, iterations.

Use when supplementing peer interaction with AI. AI 'cohort mate' simulates peer discussion.

Use when creators monetize via affiliate. Affiliate = revenue share for conversions you drive.

Use when designing video flow. Attention curves up at hook, plateaus, eventually drops. Prevent cliffs.

Use when finalizing audio for delivery. Broadcast standards = consistent loudness across platforms.

Use when running through pre-shoot audio setup. Checklist prevents lost audio.

Use when adding visual variety. B-roll = supplementary footage shown over voiceover or interview.

Use when showing product results. Before-after = simple, powerful, visually obvious.

Use when measuring brand channel performance. Analytics inform content strategy.

Use when negotiating brand deals. Brand deals = paid integration with creator content.

Use when systematically improving ad performance. A/B test = compare 2 versions to identify winner.

Use when building third-party promotion. Affiliate = performance-based; influencer = brand-based.

Use when writing content for AI search. AI-friendly = LLMs can parse, quote, and cite easily.

Use when allocating SEO budget between traditional search and AI search. The mix is changing rapidly.

Use when conducting year-end marketing review. Annual review = strategy update for next year.

Use when comparing attribution models. Different models credit different channels.

Use when setting attribution model for conversion tracking. Window = how long after a touchpoint we credit conversion.

Use when prioritizing backlink targets. Not all links are equal — authority of source matters more than quantity.

Use when shipping a page. Accessibility tier (A, AA, AAA) sets minimum requirements; AA is the legal default in most jurisdictions.

Use when sizing images and embedded media. Consistent aspect ratios (16:9, 4:3, 1:1, 3:4) signal designed layout.

Use when designing editorial or luxury landing pages. Asymmetric grids feel curated; symmetric grids feel template-SaaS.

Use when creating visual hierarchy between sections. Background variations (cream, cream-dim, cream-hint) define sections without color.

Use when establishing vertical rhythm. Baseline rhythm aligns text to invisible horizontal grid; gives consistency.

Use when adding brand identifier badges (verified, certified, premium, beta). Badges communicate trust signals and feature status.

Use when reviewing a brand system for cohesion. Look for: consistent type, consistent color, consistent spacing, consistent voice across every surface.

Use when documenting brand decisions. Brand system docs evolve with the product; treat as living, not frozen.

Use when evaluating, sniping, or selling a 1/1 card. 1/1s have unique pricing dynamics — no comp data, auction discovery only.

Use when needing comprehensive comp data beyond eBay. 130point aggregates eBay + Goldin + PWCC; Card Ladder runs analytics.

Use when evaluating 1933 Goudey cards. Pre-war flagship; Lajoie #106 famous variation.

Use when evaluating 1952 Topps baseball cards. The flagship vintage post-war set with Mantle #311 as the headliner.

Use when valuing Alt Art and Full Art variants across Pokemon, One Piece, and Magic. These variants drive premium liquidity in modern TCGs.

Use when consigning a graded card or evaluating an auction comp. Maps Goldin, PWCC, Heritage, Fanatics, eBay against fee, audience, and time-to-sell.

Use when deciding to sell via auction vs marketplace BIN. Different economics, different audiences.

Use when authenticating cards with edge cases — autograph + sticker, error cards, prototype releases. Special handling required.

Use when designing 404 pages and the broader empty-state pattern library. Covers tone, illustration, search recovery, and the difference between 'no data yet' and 'this URL doesn't exist'.

Use when designing A/B tests. Covers hypothesis-driven testing, sample-size calculation, the test-design template, and the cultural rituals that make testing productive.

Use when shipping any user-facing UI. Covers the non-negotiable accessibility baseline: contrast, focus states, semantic HTML, keyboard navigation, screen-reader support, motion preferences. The minimum to avoid embarrassment and ADA risk.

Use when targeting WCAG AAA (highest accessibility tier). Covers what AAA requires beyond AA, the trade-offs, and when AAA is worth pursuing.

Use when designing account settings pages. Covers the canonical sections, the left-nav vs tab pattern, danger zones, and how to organize 30+ settings without overwhelming.

Use when working with AI as a design partner (Claude, GPT, Midjourney, v0). Covers the workflows that make AI useful, when to lead vs let-AI-lead, prompting for design output, and the limits of AI design today.

Use when designing analytics instrumentation as a design discipline. Covers event taxonomy, naming conventions, the design-team's role, and the patterns that surface real insights vs vanity metrics.

Use when establishing or migrating to a token-based design system. Covers the multi-layer token architecture (primitive → semantic → component), naming conventions, theming patterns, and how to migrate from hard-coded values without a full rewrite.