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ownyourcode contains 21 collected skills from DanielPodolsky, with repository-level occupation coverage and site-owned skill detail pages.

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21
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198
updated
2026-01-30
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12
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9 occupation categories · 100% classified
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resume-bullet-extraction
human-resources-specialists

Transforms completed work into powerful resume bullet points with action verbs, technical context, and quantified impact. Use when completing tasks, updating portfolio, or preparing job applications.

2026-01-30
star-story-extraction
human-resources-specialists

Transforms completed work into STAR interview stories (Situation, Task, Action, Result). Use when completing tasks, preparing for behavioral interviews, or documenting achievements.

2026-01-30
accessibility-fundamentals
web-and-digital-interface-designers

Reviews accessibility including WCAG, ARIA, keyboard navigation. Use when junior builds forms, buttons, modals, interactive elements, or asks "is this accessible", "a11y", "screen reader".

2026-01-30
backend-fundamentals
software-developers

Reviews API design, REST conventions, and backend architecture. Use when junior builds API endpoints, Express routes, middleware, controllers, or asks "is this RESTful", "check my endpoint".

2026-01-30
database-fundamentals
database-architects

Reviews schema design, SQL queries, ORM patterns. Use when junior creates schema, writes queries, adds migrations, works with Prisma/MongoDB/PostgreSQL, or asks "is this SQL safe", "N+1", "index".

2026-01-30
protocol-d-debugging
software-developers

Guides systematic debugging through Protocol D (READ, ISOLATE, DOCS, HYPOTHESIZE, VERIFY). Use when junior says "stuck", "not working", "broken", "bug", "error", "crashed", "failing", "can't figure out", or expresses frustration. Do NOT use for general questions.

2026-01-30
documentation-fundamentals
software-developers

Guides documentation standards including READMEs, JSDoc, and code comments. Use when writing documentation, adding comments, or explaining code. Enforces "WHY not WHAT" principle.

2026-01-30
engineering-fundamentals
software-developers

Background knowledge for code quality. Applied when reviewing naming conventions, DRY, SOLID, function size, refactoring, or when junior asks "is this clean", "code review", "better way".

2026-01-30
error-handling-fundamentals
software-developers

Guides error handling for async operations and API calls. Use when junior asks "what if this fails", "handle errors", "try catch", "network error", or builds features with fetch, promises, or external services.

2026-01-30
frontend-fundamentals
web-developers

Reviews React/Vue component architecture, state, and hooks. Use when junior builds components, forms, modals, uses useState, useEffect, adds state, or asks "is this good React".

2026-01-30
performance-fundamentals
software-developers

Reviews performance including N+1 queries, re-renders, scalability. Use when junior asks "is this performant", "will this scale", "too slow", or builds loops, large lists, pagination, caching.

2026-01-30
resistance-protocol
postsecondary-teachers-all-other

Empathetic pushback when junior shortcuts learning. Activates on "just write the code", "do it for me", "skip this", "just fix it", "I don't have time", "too slow", or attempts to bypass the mentorship process.

2026-01-30
security-fundamentals
information-security-analysts

Reviews security including OWASP Top 10, input validation, auth. Use when junior builds login, authentication, stores passwords, handles user input, API keys, JWT tokens, or asks "is this secure".

2026-01-30
seo-fundamentals
market-research-analysts-and-marketing-specialists-131161

Reviews SEO including meta tags, semantic HTML, and Open Graph. Use when building public-facing pages, adding title/description tags, or optimizing for search engines.

2026-01-30
testing-fundamentals
software-quality-assurance-analysts-and-testers

Guides test strategy for unit, integration, and E2E testing. Use when junior asks "how do I test", "write tests", "what should I test", "test coverage", "mocking", or works with Vitest, Jest, Playwright. Provides testing pyramid and AAA patterns.

2026-01-30
error-handling-gate
software-developers

Verifies error handling including empty catch detection, user-friendly messages, and logging. WARNING gate triggered during /own:done flow.

2026-01-30
fundamentals-gate
software-developers

Verifies code quality including naming conventions, function size, and DRY principles. SUGGESTION gate that offers polish items during /own:done flow.

2026-01-30
ownership-gate
software-developers

Verifies junior truly understands code they wrote through line-by-line walkthrough. BLOCKING gate that must pass to complete any task. Triggered during /own:done flow.

2026-01-30
performance-gate
software-developers

Verifies performance including N+1 query detection, scalability assessment, and complexity analysis. WARNING gate triggered during /own:done flow.

2026-01-30
security-gate
information-security-analysts

Verifies security before merge/deploy including OWASP Top 10, input validation, and auth checks. WARNING gate triggered during /own:done flow.

2026-01-30
testing-gate
software-quality-assurance-analysts-and-testers

Verifies test coverage and encourages testing habits. WARNING gate that checks for tests during /own:done flow without blocking.

2026-01-30
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