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dots contains 7 collected skills from bdsqqq, with repository-level occupation coverage and site-owned skill detail pages.

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7
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55
updated
2026-05-20
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5
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remember
software-developers

record context that would help in future sessions. use after learning something, discovering a gotcha, or making a decision worth preserving. test: would a future agent starting fresh benefit from knowing this?

2026-05-20
git
software-developers

git workflows for agents: ship (stage → commit → push), hunks (selective staging). never force push, never git add -A, conventional commits. triggers on: commit, push, stage, ship, git add, hunks, selective staging.

2026-05-06
dig
software-developers

systematic investigation and debugging methodology. hypothesis-driven analysis with verification agents. use for incident response, codebase archaeology, dependency mapping, root cause analysis, or any investigation requiring verified findings.

2026-04-30
document
software-developers

apply documentation philosophy — explain why, not what. use for jsdocs, READMEs, inline comments.

2026-04-21
amp-voice
technical-writers

write in amp's voice — direct, technical, opinionated, honest. use for technical writing that should feel authoritative without being academic. derived from analysis of amp's content patterns.

2026-01-19
review
software-quality-assurance-analysts-and-testers

epistemic standards for evaluation and analysis. load before reviewing code, debugging, reporting findings, or any task where claims must be defensible. enforces trace-or-delete, confidence labeling, falsification.

2026-01-19
write
technical-writers

prose style guide. use when your output includes ANYTHING other than a code snippet. use during conversation, and every time you write to a file, commit, PR. enforces academish voice: supported claims, precise language, no hyperbole. user tone: lowercase, terse, anti-sycophancy.

2026-01-19