Tyrne
Tyrne contains 15 collected skills from HodeTech, with repository-level occupation coverage and site-owned skill detail pages.
Skills in this repository
Add a new Board Support Package (BSP) crate to the Tyrne workspace — from crate skeleton through boot checklist to first QEMU or hardware boot.
Propose and draft a new Architecture Decision Record (ADR) in MADR format for Tyrne.
Run an independent verification pass over artefacts in `Proposed` / `In Review` waiting-for-promotion states. Distinct from code-review (style + correctness on a diff) and security-review (adversarial axis pass) — this skill verifies that the artefacts' claims about their own state match reality and produces a Done-promotion verdict.
Produce a review artifact in `docs/analysis/reviews/<type>-reviews/`, following that type's master plan. Works for business / code / security / performance-optimization reviews.
Change an existing Tyrne standard correctly — write or update the motivating ADR first, then update the standard file.
Add a new Rust crate to the Tyrne workspace following the dependency policy in `infrastructure.md`.
Introduce or audit an `unsafe` region in Tyrne — writing the `SAFETY:` comment, adding the audit-log entry, and queuing security review.
Run a structured code-review pass on a pull request or branch, applying the Tyrne code-review standard.
Run the dedicated security-review pass for a change that touches security-sensitive subsystems.
Open a new roadmap task — create the user-story file from the template under the right phase folder, set its status, update current.md if it goes active.
Override a prior Accepted ADR with a new one, updating both files so the forward and backward pointers are consistent.
Rebuild the ADR index table in `docs/decisions/README.md` from the actual ADR files on disk.
Add or update an entry in `docs/glossary.md`, preserving format and alphabetical order.
Write or update a document under `docs/architecture/` describing a subsystem, component, or cross-cutting flow.
Write a new task-oriented guide under `docs/guides/` that walks a contributor or user through a specific task.