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dotfiles contains 9 collected skills from Nathan-Schwartz, with repository-level occupation coverage and site-owned skill detail pages.

skills collected
9
Stars
5
updated
2026-05-24
Forks
4
Occupation coverage
4 occupation categories · 100% classified
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to-pkm
technical-writers

Convert conversation context into atomic PKM artifacts (.ref.md, .synth.md, .temp.md) with compound extensions and frontmatter. Use when the user asks to capture findings, save research, or create knowledge base entries.

2026-05-24
brainstorm
project-management-specialists

Nurture intuitions into defined problems and evaluate approaches through dialogue.

2026-05-23
epistemic-pkm-research
technical-writers

Reference material for producing epistemically classified PKM artifacts during research. Covers epistemic classification, PKM schema, behavioral guidance, and qmd duplicate checking.

2026-05-23
fix-pr-comments
software-developers

Evaluate and fix unresolved review comments for a PR

2026-05-23
execute
software-developers

Execute tk tickets interactively with human approval gates. Dispatches subagents per task, presents results for review.

2026-03-27
tk-triage
software-developers

Review abandoned and in-progress tk tickets with timestamps and ralph logs. Use to audit stalled work and decide what to do about it.

2026-03-26
plan-to-tk
project-management-specialists

Convert a plan file into actionable tk tickets with dependencies. Researches the codebase to vet the plan, decomposes into tickets, verifies the decomposition, and creates tickets in tk.

2026-03-26
tk
software-developers

tk (ticket) is a bash-based, git-native task manager with zero dependencies. Use this knowledge when working with tasks, tickets, dependencies, or when any skill references tk commands.

2026-03-26
epistemic-classification
computer-and-information-research-scientists-151221

Canonical epistemic classification definitions (Verified/Inferred/Guess). Covers classification rules, citation requirements, and application to PKM artifacts. Preload into agents that require epistemic rigor without PKM.

2026-03-15