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materialize

materialize contains 5 collected skills from erikpr1994, with repository-level occupation coverage and site-owned skill detail pages.

skills collected
5
Stars
3
updated
2026-07-17
Forks
1
Occupation coverage
4 occupation categories · 100% classified
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source-triage
software-developers

Triage the projects this fork learns from (the README Inspiration watch-list) — their code, open and closed issues, and discussions — against our fork, recording a verdict for each so we never re-analyse the same item twice. Use to sync the triage log across sources, find ideas to port into the fork, or review a single backlog item.

2026-07-17
materialize
software-developers

The conductor for non-trivial development work: takes an idea — however rough — all the way to shipped code, picking the right amount of process (a one-line fix vs. a full product spec) and driving it end to end rather than ad hoc. Triggers on mapping a loose idea into open questions, grilling a plan to shared understanding, researching unknowns, writing a PRD, breaking work into issues, technical or domain design, prototyping UI, implementing a feature, test-driven development, code review, independent verification, writing a PR description, debugging to root cause, improving architecture, or resolving merge conflicts. Not for one-off prose or writing tasks.

2026-07-17
teach
postsecondary-teachers-all-other

Teach the user a new skill or concept, within this workspace.

2026-07-12
writing-for-agents
computer-occupations-all-other

Reference for writing and editing any agent-facing artifact — the vocabulary and principles that make it predictable. Covers authoring a skill, agent instruction files, and rule files.

2026-07-07
articulate
technical-writers

The conductor for turning rough thinking into published writing: mines raw material (from you, and — for a coding project — from the repo, git log, and PR descriptions) and shapes it into a finished piece for a chosen platform. Triggers on developing fragments or ideas before structure, shaping notes into an article, building a piece beat by beat as narrative, or writing a post for LinkedIn / a blog / Twitter. Not for code, PRs, or one-off copyedits.

2026-07-02