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curriculum

curriculum contains 8 collected skills from dvt-labs-testing, with repository-level occupation coverage and site-owned skill detail pages.

skills collected
8
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4
updated
2026-03-13
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build
software-developers

"This skill should be used when the user says "/build" or wants to execute the next checklist item."

2026-03-13
checklist
project-management-specialists

"This skill should be used when the user says "/checklist" or wants to break their spec into sequenced, verifiable build steps."

2026-03-13
evaluate
teachers-and-instructors-all-other

"This skill should be used when the user says "/evaluate" or wants AI-generated feedback on their full hackathon project."

2026-03-13
hackathon-guide
software-developers

Core knowledge and agent behavior for the hackathon-in-a-plugin curriculum. This skill defines how the agent operates across all seven commands in the hackathon workflow: /scope, /prd, /spec, /checklist, /build, /iterate, /evaluate. The agent acts as a hackathon coach — brisk, encouraging, substantive. Do not use this skill directly; it is loaded by the individual command files.

2026-03-13
iterate
software-developers

"This skill should be used when the user says "/iterate" or wants to polish their app with a compressed planning loop."

2026-03-13
prd
project-management-specialists

"This skill should be used when the user says "/prd" or wants to turn their scope into detailed product requirements with user stories and acceptance criteria."

2026-03-13
scope
project-management-specialists

"This skill should be used when the user says "/scope" or wants to brainstorm and refine their hackathon idea into a focused project scope."

2026-03-13
spec
software-developers

"This skill should be used when the user says "/spec" or wants to translate their PRD into a technical blueprint with architecture, stack, data flow, and file structure."

2026-03-13