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dotfiles contains 11 collected skills from phrmendes, with repository-level occupation coverage and site-owned skill detail pages.

skills collected
11
Stars
6
updated
2026-07-21
Forks
0
Occupation coverage
5 occupation categories · 100% classified
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plan
software-developers

Plan mode — iterative exploration and planning. Read-only.

2026-07-21
dev
software-developers

Dev mode — implement features following a plan using TDD. Load when asked to build, implement, code, or apply a plan. Full tools available.

2026-07-16
review
software-quality-assurance-analysts-and-testers

Review mode — evaluate implementations for correctness, security, style, and completeness. Load when asked to review, audit, evaluate, or assess code. Read-only.

2026-07-16
todotxt
software-developers

todo.txt plain text task tracking. Use when managing tasks — creating, listing, updating status, searching, or completing tasks.

2026-07-16
jira
software-developers

Jira CLI for issue management. Use when asked to list, view, create, transition, or comment on Jira issues, search with JQL, manage sprints, epics, or releases. Use for all Jira/Atlassian operations.

2026-07-03
research
postsecondary-teachers-all-other

Academic research workflows — PDF parsing, literature review, and paper analysis. Load when working with papers, citations, or academic content.

2026-06-26
devops
network-and-computer-systems-administrators

DevOps and infrastructure conventions — Kubernetes, Docker, Terraform, CI/CD.

2026-06-08
elixir
software-developers

Elixir conventions, tooling, and CLI commands.

2026-06-01
guide
tutors-253041

Coaching mode for learning a new task, technology, or concept. Load for step-by-step instruction, explanations, and best practices without code being written for you.

2026-06-01
lua
software-developers

Lua conventions, tooling, and CLI commands. For Neovim plugin development.

2026-06-01
python
software-developers

Python conventions, tooling, and CLI commands.

2026-06-01