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anvil enthält 21 gesammelte Skills von rjwalters, mit Repository-Berufsabdeckung und Skill-Detailseiten auf SkillsMP.
Skills in diesem Repository
Draft, review, audit, revise, and illustrate normative technical specifications (protocol whitepapers, wire-format specs, consensus rules) maintained truthfully against an implementation, through the canonical anvil lifecycle. LaTeX source-of-truth with an optional PDF render; ends at AUDITED. Normative correctness is the owned dominant rubric dimension; an optional code_ref companion input feeds a spec↔implementation consistency audit.
Strictly read-only orientation for a consumer repo — introspects the installed Anvil skills (from .anvil/install-metadata.json, falling back to a directory scan) and prints what is installed, what each skill produces, and how to start. Two-tier — `anvil:help` overview, `anvil:help <skill>` deep-dive.
Draft, review, audit, and revise customer-facing IC / component datasheets — the spec-bearing document a customer designs against — using the standard anvil lifecycle with a mandatory spec source-of-truth audit.
Draft, review, and revise pitch decks (fundraising and business pitches) using the standard anvil lifecycle plus deck-specific brief intake and four parallel critics (narrative, market, design, economics).
Draft, review, and revise short-form voice-grounded essays and blog posts (markdown body, 500–1500 words typical) through the canonical anvil lifecycle. Ends at READY with a documented publish handoff; site deploys stay consumer-native.
Draft, review, and revise experiential / installation-art concept proposals using the standard anvil lifecycle.
Draft, review, and revise USPTO provisional patent applications (specification + drawings, claims optional, enablement-depth-first) through the canonical anvil lifecycle. The conversion seed for a later anvil:ip-uspto non-provisional filing.
Draft, review, and revise USPTO non-provisional utility patent applications (specification, claims, abstract, drawings, formal sections per 37 CFR) through the canonical anvil lifecycle extended with USPTO-specific phases.
Draft, review, and revise investment memos and internal analytical documents using the standard anvil lifecycle.
Draft, review, revise, and audit research papers in LaTeX (compilable PDF) using the standard anvil lifecycle plus an optional read-only literature-search critic.
Draft, review, audit, revise, and illustrate long-form pedagogical explainers (teach-from-intuition companions to a formal spec) through the canonical anvil lifecycle. Markdown source-of-truth with an optional PDF render; ends at AUDITED with a documented publish handoff. Pedagogical scaffolding is the owned dominant rubric dimension.
Migrate existing studio projects to the post-#295 / post-#296 project-org model (BRIEF.md absorbs all config; `<project>/<slug>/<slug>.<N>/` shape; body filename echoes slug).
Draft, review, audit, and revise buildable-system proposals — the pre-commitment document pitching a concrete buildable system to whoever holds the commitment — using the standard anvil lifecycle.
Draft, review, audit, revise, and promote customer-facing technical reports through the anvil lifecycle, with a two-stage AUDITED → CUSTOMER-READY promotion gate.
Draft, review, audit, and revise talk / conference / lecture-style presentation slides using the standard anvil lifecycle plus a mandatory technical-fact-check phase and optional rehearse and handout phases.
Bridge tool that stamps legacy /40 reviews with their rubric_id (and optionally re-scores them under the current /44 rubric into a sibling sidecar). Dry-run first; idempotent; per-review atomic.
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Per-project SHARE/ export — collect each thread's latest source + rendered PDF + assets + refs and the shared research pool into one shareable, provenance-stamped folder (optionally zipped).
Assemble a multi-thread project into one compiled book — stage the latest version of every chapter thread into a consumer-owned master LaTeX document, compile it (two-pass XeLaTeX), and report per-thread convergence state.
Strictly read-only provenance manifest for a scanned-photo archive — reads a human-authored numbering doc and emits a deterministic manifest.json mapping each original capture to its stable name, archive item IDs, rotation hint, and multi-item flag, plus a missing-captures list.
Repo-wide, strictly read-only discovery of anvil-adoptable document clusters — walks a tree, classifies every version-dir family and loose document into an adoption taxonomy, and reports the recommended next command per cluster.