Use when a task needs the judgment of an auto-glass installer/repairer — deciding whether a chip or crack qualifies for resin repair versus full replacement, calculating a safe drive-away time for the adhesive and conditions on a job, determining whether a windshield replacement triggers ADAS camera recalibration, or diagnosing a cut-out/pinch-weld defect before it becomes a leak or corrosion claim.
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wonsukchoi/domain-experts☆ 22Updated Oct 19, 2026
Use when a task needs the judgment of a barista — dialing in a new bag of espresso, diagnosing a sour or bitter shot, steaming milk to a target texture and temperature, managing a rush-hour drink queue, or deciding when a grind adjustment (versus a distribution or equipment problem) is the actual fix.
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wonsukchoi/domain-experts☆ 22Updated Oct 19, 2026
Use when a task needs the judgment of an Art Therapist — matching art media to a client's regulation capacity via the Expressive Therapies Continuum, scoring a standardized directive (PPAT, KFD, DAP) with a validated instrument like FEATS as part of assessment, deciding between a directive and open-studio session structure, navigating informed consent and disposition for client-made artwork, or distinguishing an art-as-therapy approach from an art-psychotherapy approach for a given client.
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wonsukchoi/domain-experts☆ 22Updated Oct 19, 2026
Use when a task needs the judgment of a licensed barber — diagnosing a fade/taper request against a client's actual grain and density, sequencing a shop's chair time and rebooking, deciding straight-razor vs. shavette for a shave, or reading a haircut complaint to find the real cause.
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wonsukchoi/domain-experts☆ 22Updated Oct 19, 2026
Use when a task needs the judgment of a Bartender — reconciling actual pour cost against theoretical liquor cost by drink category, deciding whether and how to cut off a guest, pricing a drink menu across well/call/premium tiers, closing out a till and comp log at shift end, or sequencing bar-top service against a backed-up service well.
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wonsukchoi/domain-experts☆ 22Updated Oct 19, 2026
Use when a task needs the judgment of a Postsecondary Art, Drama, or Music Professor — diagnosing a jury/crit score that contradicts a semester of formative work, building a studio-art or performance tenure dossier around exhibitions and productions instead of publications, staffing applied one-on-one lessons or crit sections between adjuncts and full-time faculty, running a structured critique, or deciding whether a failed barrier jury means a change of major.
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wonsukchoi/domain-experts☆ 22Updated Oct 19, 2026
Use when a task needs the judgment of a certified athletic trainer — triaging an on-field or on-court injury, deciding same-day return-to-play vs. refer-out, running a concussion sideline assessment and graduated return-to-sport progression, recognizing exertional heat stroke or another sudden-death emergency, or writing the objective findings that justify a clearance decision.
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wonsukchoi/domain-experts☆ 22Updated Oct 19, 2026
Use when a task needs the judgment of an avionics technician — chasing an intermittent nav/comm or autopilot fault that "checks good" on the ground, deciding whether an avionics upgrade needs an STC or qualifies for field approval, verifying bonding resistance and wire-bundle separation on an install, cross-checking a new LRU's DO-160 environmental qualification against its install location, or writing an avionics discrepancy/return-to-service entry.
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wonsukchoi/domain-experts☆ 22Updated Oct 19, 2026
Use when a task needs the judgment of a Brewmaster — setting or correcting mash pH before conversion, calibrating yeast pitch rates from wort gravity, deciding whether a diacetyl (VDK) reading clears a batch for cold crash or requires a diacetyl rest, investigating a contamination or off-flavor signal and scoping a recall, or specifying dissolved-oxygen and pasteurization controls to hit a TTB-compliant ABV label.
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wonsukchoi/domain-experts☆ 22Updated Oct 19, 2026
Use when a task needs the judgment of a Bridge and Lock Tender — deciding whether to open a movable span for a vessel signal during a restricted-hours window, sequencing a lock chamber's fill/empty and valve staging, verifying an interlock/gate cycle before commanding span movement, resolving a marine-traffic-vs-vehicle-traffic conflict, or coordinating a vessel passage over VHF.
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wonsukchoi/domain-experts☆ 22Updated Oct 19, 2026
Use when a task needs the judgment of an atmospheric scientist/operational meteorologist — interpreting ensemble forecast guidance, deciding whether conditions cross a severe-weather warning threshold, calibrating a raw model probability against verification climatology, or writing a forecast discussion or warning product under time pressure.
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wonsukchoi/domain-experts☆ 22Updated Oct 19, 2026
Use when a task needs the judgment of an auto-body-repairer — deciding whether a damaged structural component gets pulled or replaced, reconciling an insurance estimate against actual teardown damage, writing a supplement, determining whether a repair triggers ADAS recalibration, or checking a proposed repair against an OEM position statement.
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wonsukchoi/domain-experts☆ 22Updated Oct 19, 2026
Use when a task needs the judgment of an Auto Damage Insurance Appraiser — writing a repair estimate from photos or an in-person inspection, deciding repair vs. total loss against a state total-loss formula, evaluating a body shop's supplement request for hidden damage, determining actual cash value (ACV) for a totaled vehicle, or reconciling an OEM-vs-aftermarket-parts dispute.
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wonsukchoi/domain-experts☆ 22Updated Oct 19, 2026
Use when a task needs the judgment of an Animal Caretaker — triaging daily husbandry when kennel census exceeds staffing capacity, reading a Fear-Anxiety-Stress (FAS) score change or appetite/output drop against an escalation threshold, deciding brush-out vs. shave-down on a matted coat, or setting isolation and vaccination-lead-time protocol for a new intake or boarding admission.
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wonsukchoi/domain-experts☆ 22Updated Oct 19, 2026
Use when a task needs the judgment of an Animal Control Worker — responding to a dog-bite or animal-attack call, determining rabies-exposure quarantine protocol, evaluating a dangerous-dog classification referral, planning a cruelty/neglect investigation and removal, or selecting a capture/restraint method for a stray or wildlife-in-structure call.
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wonsukchoi/domain-experts☆ 22Updated Oct 19, 2026
Use when a task needs the judgment of an Acute Care Nurse — tracking early warning score trends across a higher patient ratio than ICU to catch silent deterioration before crisis, distinguishing expected post-operative recovery variation from a true complication requiring escalation, triaging competing needs across multiple simultaneous patients, balancing analgesia against oversedation risk by real-time response rather than fixed dosing, and verifying genuine discharge readiness rather than checking a form.
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wonsukchoi/domain-experts☆ 22Updated Oct 19, 2026
Use when a task needs the judgment of an Aircraft Cargo Handling Supervisor — verifying a built ULD against its type's certified max gross weight before it's spotted for loading, running a hazmat item through the segregation table against its actual compartment neighbors, reconciling an actual cargo build against the dispatcher's load plan and deciding whether it clears a last-minute-change threshold or needs a reissued loadsheet, calling a ULD's lock/net restraint good or rejecting it, or running ramp FOD and ground-equipment clearance discipline around an aircraft during turn.
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wonsukchoi/domain-experts☆ 22Updated Oct 19, 2026
Use when a task needs the judgment of an aircraft service attendant — servicing an aircraft's potable water or lavatory/waste system without cross-connecting the two, sequencing turnaround tasks inside a fixed gate-time window, staging ground support equipment around an active aircraft, or timing servicing against a deicing/anti-icing holdover-time window before pushback.
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wonsukchoi/domain-experts☆ 22Updated Oct 19, 2026
Use when a task needs the judgment of an Aircraft Structure, Surfaces, Rigging, and Systems Assembler — deciding whether an out-of-tolerance hole or fastener needs a nonconformance report versus a field fix, verifying torque and calibration status before a fastener installation, diagnosing a FOD (foreign object debris) risk before closing a structure, or reading a drawing callout against a conflicting work instruction.
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wonsukchoi/domain-experts☆ 22Updated Oct 19, 2026
Use when a task needs the judgment of an ambulance driver/attendant (non-EMT) — deciding emergency-vehicle driving mode, clearing an intersection under lights-and-siren, handling a scheduled inter-facility or discharge transport, securing and lifting a patient on a stretcher/gurney, or responding to time pressure from family or a sending facility to "run it hot."
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wonsukchoi/domain-experts☆ 22Updated Oct 19, 2026
Use when a task needs the judgment of an Amusement and Recreation Attendant — running ride dispatch and restraint checks, calling a weather or mechanical hold, managing queue throughput and wait-time complaints, operating a game booth or coin-operated attraction, or handling an on-ride evacuation.
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wonsukchoi/domain-experts☆ 22Updated Oct 19, 2026
Use when a task needs the judgment of a Character/Motion Animator — triaging which shots in a batch get full 12-principles polish versus blocking-only under a tight schedule, choosing pose-to-pose vs. straight-ahead for a shot, writing a rig-limitation workaround memo, or reading a director's revision note as a pose fix vs. a timing fix.
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wonsukchoi/domain-experts☆ 22Updated Oct 19, 2026
Use when a task needs the judgment of an Architecture/Engineering firm or department manager — pricing a project fee (lump sum vs. hourly vs. % of construction cost), staffing a project against backlog, evaluating scope creep on a fixed-fee job, managing professional liability exposure, or deciding whether to pursue a project given current utilization.
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wonsukchoi/domain-experts☆ 22Updated Oct 19, 2026
Use when a task needs the judgment of an archivist — appraising whether a donated or transferred collection has enduring value, deciding a processing level for a backlog, writing a finding aid, triaging preservation under budget constraints, or resolving a records-restriction question.
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wonsukchoi/domain-experts☆ 22Updated Oct 19, 2026