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Use when the user asks to "suggest items", "suggest new items for", "what's missing in", or wants candidate items for a subsection of the skill set.
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Based on SOC occupation classification
Use when the user asks to "research timeline", "find history of", "look up timeline", or wants to explore the historical events of a technology or concept item.
Insert new items into the proper sections. Use when the user asks to "insert items", "add items", or provides a list of skills/tools/platforms to add to the skill set.
Use when the user asks to "check classification", "review classification", "are items classified correctly", or wants to verify and improve the section structure of a skill file.
Use when the user asks to "check end-of-life", "check if software is maintained", "check lifecycle", or wants to review a section for outdated or unmaintained software/services.
A skill that supports the translation (i18n) workflow for Docusaurus 3 sites. Primarily intended for use via the VSCode extension. Handles adding new locales, translating and saving Markdown documents, setting up the directory structure, and managing translation files. Always use this skill when the user says things like "I want to translate Docusaurus", "set up i18n", "add a Japanese version", "translate this file", "add a locale", or "prepare translation files".
| name | suggest-items-for |
| description | Use when the user asks to "suggest items", "suggest new items for", "what's missing in", or wants candidate items for a subsection of the skill set. |
| version | 1.0.0 |
For the subsection title provided or inferred from context, first read the items already present so the suggestions do not duplicate them. Then suggest the most relevant skill/concept/tool/platform items that are notable in that domain but currently missing.
For each candidate:
Print the candidates with entry numbers so the user can pick which to insert. Prefer established, actively maintained items over niche or abandoned ones, and note when a candidate overlaps with an existing entry.
