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dotfiles contains 8 collected skills from four43, with repository-level occupation coverage and site-owned skill detail pages.
Skills in this repository
Python coding preferences and style guidelines for writing clean, idiomatic code. Use when writing Python code, creating tests, or reviewing Python files.
Terraform and OpenTofu HCL configuration guidelines for cloud infrastructure. Use when writing or modifying Terraform/OpenTofu code, creating stacks, or working with AWS/cloud resources.
Deep research skill for analyzing businesses — existing companies or new ideas. Researches competitors via web search, grades the business against them, and produces a structured report using frameworks like Business Model Canvas, Hamilton Helmer's 7 Powers, Porter's Five Forces, and competitive positioning maps. Trigger on phrases like "analyze this business", "business analysis", "competitive analysis", "how does X compare to competitors", "is this business idea viable", "market analysis", or any request to evaluate a company's competitive position, market fit, or strategic strengths.
Analyze a web page's accessibility for both human users and AI bots/agents. Fetches the page two ways — rendered content via WebFetch and raw HTML via curl — then evaluates against WCAG 2.1 AA, semantic HTML best practices, and AI/bot readability (structured data, ARIA, heading hierarchy, link context, form labels). Produces a graded report with actionable fixes. Trigger on phrases like "accessibility analysis", "a11y audit", "check accessibility", "is this page accessible", "can AI read this page", "bot accessibility", or any request to evaluate a web page for accessibility or AI readability.
Knowledge base page management via Confluence and the `confluence` CLI. Use when the user wants to browse, search, create, or edit Confluence knowledge base pages.
Use this skill whenever a user wants to plan a project, create a project spec, write a project brief, scope out work, define requirements, or kick off any initiative of meaningful complexity. Trigger on phrases like "help me plan", "let's scope out", "I want to build/create/launch X", "write a spec for", "project kickoff", "define requirements", or any time the user describes a goal that will require coordinated effort. This skill ensures thorough discovery via clarifying questions and produces a living spec document that gets updated incrementally throughout the conversation. Always use this skill even if the user just says "let's plan a project" without more detail — the discovery phase will gather what's needed.
Get driving, walking, and cycling directions between locations using the Mapbox Directions API. Use when the user asks for directions, routes, travel time, or distance between places.
STAC (SpatioTemporal Asset Catalog) specification expert for geospatial data catalogs