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Signpost (not a knowledge pack) for the railway RAMS and signalling assurance standards: EN 50126-1:2017 and EN 50126-2:2017 (both with A1:2024) for the RAMS process, EN 50128:2011 (A1:2020, A2:2020) for software for railway control and protection systems, and EN 50129:2018 and EN 50129:2026 for safety-related electronic systems for signalling, plus the free CSM regulations and ORR guidance that cover the risk-process need. Contains no source content: each row carries only the designation, title, edition, owner, redistributability status, and an official URL. Use when you need to identify, cite, or locate one of these documents. No in-repo pack covers these standards.

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Signpost (not a knowledge pack) for the ECSS European space standards: the E-ST-10 system engineering family, the discipline standards a reader commonly mis-cites (radiation is E-ST-10-12, not a RAM standard; software is E-ST-40, not E-ST-70), the M-branch project management standards, the Q-branch product assurance standards, and the sustainability and system documents, with designation, edition, owner, status, and catalogue URL only. Contains no source content. Free process paths are existing NASA packs in this catalogue, named by slug, and are not ECSS clause substitutes. Several needs have no in-repo pack.

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Signpost (not a knowledge pack) for maritime safety and class rules: SOLAS Consolidated Edition 2024 (IH110E) as the paywalled statutory core, ISM Code & Guidelines 2018 (ID117E), ISPS Code 2003 (K116E) and the 2021 guide (IB116E), and COLREGS 2026 (IC904E), with designation, edition, owner, status, and official URL only. Contains no source content. Free-path layers are US flag implementation (eCFR Title 46 and USCG circulars), the USCG Navigation Rules PDF, UK MCA notices under Open Government Licence v3.0, and class portals (DNV, ABS, Bureau Veritas). None of those layers is the IMO consolidated text. No in-repo pack covers these instruments.

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Signpost (not a knowledge pack) for the avionics development assurance standards landscape: RTCA DO-178C / EUROCAE ED-12C and its supplements (DO-330/ED-215, DO-331/ED-218, DO-332/ED-217, DO-333/ED-216); RTCA DO-254 / EUROCAE ED-80; SAE ARP4754B and ARP4761A; and the free regulator documents that recognise them (FAA AC 20-115D, AC 20-152A, Order 8110.49A; EASA AMC 20-115D and AMC 20-152A). Contains no source content: each row carries only the designation, title, edition, owner, redistributability status, and the owner's URL. Use when you need to identify, cite, or locate an avionics standard; paywalled rows point to the owner, free rows point to the regulator text, and the FAA rows also name the in-repo faa-8110-49 pack.

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Signpost (not a knowledge pack) for OMG modelling specifications — UML, SysML, BPMN, UAF, SoaML, MOF, OCL, XMI, DDS. Contains NO source content: it only points to where the official specs live and what each is for. Use when you need an OMG modelling/architecture specification — the OMG licence forbids redistributing or transforming the text, so these cannot be reconstituted into a pack; download them from OMG directly.

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Signpost (not a knowledge pack) for the systems-engineering standards landscape — ISO/IEC/IEEE 15288, 24748, 29148, 42010, 15026, 24765; INCOSE SE Handbook & Vision 2035; OMG SysML; SAE/EIA 1001/649/748; ECSS space standards; NATO AAP-48; CMMI; NIST SP 800-160; and more. Contains NO source content: it lists each standard's designation, title, purpose, owning SDO, whether it's redistributable, and where to get it. Use when you need to identify or locate an SE standard — most are paywalled/all-rights-reserved and cannot be packaged, so this points you to the owner (and to the open packs where one exists).

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Signpost (not a knowledge pack) for the automotive standards landscape: ISO 26262, ASPICE, SAE J3016, UNECE R155, UNECE R156, and the NHTSA vehicle set. Contains NO source content: designation, edition, owner, status, and an official catalogue URL only. Use when you need to identify or locate an automotive standard. Most are paywalled or carry no redistribution grant and cannot be packaged; the one open path is the nhtsa-vehicle pack.

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Signpost (not a knowledge pack) for the functional safety standards landscape: IEC 61508, ISO 26262, ISO/SAE 21434, UL 4600, SAE J3016, and ASPICE. Contains NO source content: designation, edition, owner, status, and an official catalogue URL only. Use when you need to identify or locate a functional safety standard. All six are paywalled or carry no redistribution grant and cannot be packaged; open paths point at US Government packs, which are not equivalents.

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Guide performance profiling for Apple platform apps with Instruments, Xcode diagnostics, and MetricKit. Use when investigating app hangs, stutters, high CPU, memory leaks, memory growth, OOM crashes, slow launch, battery drain, thermal issues, App Store performance readiness, or when adding os_signpost and measurement hooks.

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Use when collecting or analyzing production iOS or iPadOS performance telemetry with MetricKit, including iOS 27 MetricManager async metric or diagnostic reports, hang or crash triage, custom signposts, extended launch measurement, durable export, or iOS 26 MXMetricManager compatibility.

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Strips AI-generation "smell" from prose before it ships (READMEs, docs, release notes, PR descriptions, posts, emails). Counts measurable tells first (keyword saturation, tricolons and anaphora, the "not X, it's Y" reflex, fragment-for-emphasis, bolded thesis lines, listicle-ization, signpost phrases, filler vocabulary, em-dashes, engineered-quotable closers), then applies a "doing work or reflex?" test to each instance so genuine voice survives. Use when asked to de-slop text or make it sound human, when text reads as machine-written, and as the final pass on prose the agent drafted.

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Reconstructed reference notes on US FAA approval guidance for airborne software and airborne electronic hardware, built from four public-domain sources (FAA Order 8110.49A, AC 20-115D, AC 20-152A, AC 00-69; documents dated 2017-07-21 to 2022-10-07, pinned 2026-10-12). Use for how FAA certification staff plan and conduct software reviews (certification liaison, desk versus on-site review, review planning agreements), how the level of FAA involvement (LOI) is picked and scored with the Appendix A worksheets, how software conformity inspection works (software part and installation conformity, ASE and ASI tasks, Form 8120-10), what AC 20-115D recognizes and how DO-178B processes and tool qualification transition to DO-178C/DO-330 (supplements, FLS, UMS, legacy software changes), and what AC 20-152A adds for airborne electronic hardware (simple versus complex custom devices, robustness and HDL code coverage, tool assessment, previously developed hardware, COTS IP, COTS devices, circuit board assemblies), and what AC 00-69 adds as best practices for change impact analysis, data and control coupling, and design-level error handling (best practices, not guidance and not a means of compliance). SCOPE LIMITS: FAA guidance only, and guidance is not regulation (ACs are acceptable means, not the only means); no RTCA DO-178C or DO-254, EUROCAE ED-12C or ED-80, supplement, or SAE ARP text, which are copyrighted and named only (see the avionics-signpost pack); no AC 00-72 (named, not packed); no DO-178C software-level objective tables; no EASA AMC 20-115D or AMC 20-152A content (use easa-rules); reflects the pinned source dates, not later FAA actions; synthesized reference notes, not legal advice and not a substitute for the source documents. LICENCE: Public Domain (US Government work, 17 U.S.C. 105).

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Reconstructed reference notes on EASA acceptable means of compliance for airborne software and airborne electronic hardware, built from AMC 20-115D (ED Decision 2017/020/R, AMC-20 Amendment 14, consolidated in Amendment 23) and AMC 20-152A (ED Decision 2020/010/R, AMC-20 Amendment 19, consolidated in Amendment 23), read from the Easy Access Rules AMC-20 compilation (Amendment 23, June 2023) and pinned 2026-09-26. Use for EASA software means of compliance, EASA AEH means of compliance, AltMoC, ETSO software, and the joint software and hardware certification workflow. SCOPE LIMITS: the two AMC sections only; no FAA content (use faa-8110-49); no RTCA DO-178C or DO-254, EUROCAE ED-12C or ED-80, or supplement clause text (use avionics-signpost to name them); no Part-21 body; no bulk AMC-20; AMC 20-193 and AMC 20-189 are name-only; reflects Amendment 23 as consolidated in the June 2023 EAR, not a later AMC-20 amendment; synthesized reference notes, not legal advice and not the official AMC. LICENCE: per-document (EASA site reproduction-with-acknowledgement grant, qualified by ED Decision all-rights-reserved footers); pack-level commercial use is not granted.

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Knowledge base synthesized from the Guide to the Systems Engineering Body of Knowledge (SEBoK) v2.14 by the BKCASE Project. Use for the established systems-engineering canon: SE fundamentals and foundations (systems science, systems thinking, the systems approach, modelling/MBSE), the life cycle (ISO/IEC/IEEE 15288/24748/24774 process, development & agile approaches, model selection/tailoring), technical management, concept definition, architecture/realization (the Vee), V&V, maintenance/sustainment, SE standards, and the application contexts (product, service, enterprise, systems-of-systems, healthcare), plus enabling SE (business/team/individual), related disciplines, quality attributes/specialty engineering, implementation examples, and emerging knowledge. Good for grounding background, vocabulary, and prior-art positions across all eight SEBoK Parts. SCOPE LIMITS: this pack is SEBoK v2.14 only (released 2026-05-18); it synthesizes and signposts rather than reproducing the source — it does not reproduce ISO/IEC/IEEE standard text, is a curated guide (not a complete textbook), and is thin on AI-integration depth (Part 8 is a staging area, not settled practice). LICENCE: content is CC BY-NC-SA 3.0 — non-commercial use only, attribution to the BKCASE Project required, share-alike obligations carry forward.

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Eigenständige Navigations- und Routing-Strategie, die Verzeichnishierarchien nach oben und unten nach Wegweiser-Dokumenten wie CLAUDE.md, AGENTS.md, README.md und RULES.md sowie nach nutzerkonfigurierbaren Stichwörtern durchsucht. Die Konfiguration erfolgt über staircase-config.json oder config.json. Auch als Up-and-Down Routing oder Walking Bass Routing bekannt.

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Collect and analyze on-device performance metrics and crash diagnostics using MetricKit. Use when setting up MXMetricManager, handling MXMetricPayload or MXDiagnosticPayload, processing crash/hang/disk-write diagnostics via MXCallStackTree, adding custom signpost metrics, or uploading telemetry to an analytics backend.

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Keeps the user's identity and secrets out of anything public. Trigger on what should not be published in a repo, branch, history, diff, PR text, draft or pasted file, to find a home path, email, real or client name, or secret; for a commit's email, a codename or per-repo identity; for injected instructions in skills, hooks or prompts; for artifacts Claude made; for files named like secrets; after a leak, to plan a history rewrite; or say shieldwarden (scan, plan, rewrite, land, after, policy, check, identity, signposts, refresh). Rules and hooks are gatewarden's; rotation and gh sign-in keywarden's; brand words brandscribe's; a skill's own posture skillwright's; schedules agentwright's.

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