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Design of active analog circuits built around operational amplifiers and discrete gain stages — inverting, non-inverting, difference, and instrumentation topologies, negative feedback and loop stability (gain-bandwidth product, phase margin, compensation), active filters (Sallen-Key, multiple-feedback biquad), sinusoidal and relaxation oscillators, comparators and Schmitt triggers, voltage references (bandgap, shunt, series), and linear versus switching voltage regulators. Covers how to pick a topology, close a feedback loop that stays stable, set gain and bandwidth, and choose a power-conversion approach. Use when designing an amplifier, filter, oscillator, reference, comparator, or regulator, or when reasoning about feedback stability, loop gain, phase margin, or op-amp non-idealities.

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Physical principles underlying diodes, bipolar junction transistors, and MOSFETs — carrier concentrations, drift and diffusion, the pn junction, forward and reverse bias, the Shockley diode equation, BJT operating regions, MOSFET threshold and saturation, small-signal models, and temperature effects. Use when reasoning about device-level behavior, designing bias networks, selecting transistor operating points, interpreting datasheets, or diagnosing nonlinear device failures.

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Grammar and syntactic structures across human languages -- word order typology (SVO, SOV, VSO, VOS, OVS, OSV), morphological systems (isolating, agglutinative, fusional, polysynthetic), agreement patterns (gender, number, case, person), phrase structure, clause embedding, and cross-linguistic universals. Covers constituent analysis, dependency vs. constituency grammars, grammatical relations (subject, object, oblique), ergativity vs. accusativity, tense-aspect-mood systems, and how grammar encodes meaning differently across language families. Use when analyzing sentence structure, comparing grammar systems, teaching grammatical concepts, or understanding why a learner makes transfer errors from their L1.

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A/B testing, randomization, sample size calculation, confounding control, and causal inference for data science. Covers the full experimental lifecycle from hypothesis formulation through power analysis, randomization strategies, blocking, factorial designs, sequential testing, and the potential outcomes framework for causal claims. Use when designing experiments, planning A/B tests, calculating sample sizes, or reasoning about causation from data.

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Carbon chemistry, functional groups, IUPAC nomenclature, isomerism, reaction mechanisms (substitution, elimination, addition), polymers, and biochemistry basics. Covers hydrocarbon classes (alkanes, alkenes, alkynes, aromatics), common functional groups (alcohols, aldehydes, ketones, carboxylic acids, esters, amines, amides), stereochemistry, condensation and addition polymerization, and the four biomolecule classes (carbohydrates, lipids, proteins, nucleic acids). Use when analyzing organic structures, predicting reaction products, or connecting chemistry to biology.

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Conflict resolution strategies and mediation techniques for interpersonal and group communication. Covers conflict styles (Thomas-Kilmann model), interest-based negotiation (Fisher and Ury), de-escalation techniques, mediation process, restorative practices, workplace conflict, and cross-cultural conflict norms. Use when mediating disputes, analyzing conflict dynamics, preparing for difficult conversations, or building conflict-competent communication cultures.

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Active listening techniques for effective communication. Covers attending behaviors, paraphrasing, reflective listening, clarifying questions, empathic response, barriers to listening, listening in conflict, and cross-cultural listening. Use when building listening skills, improving understanding in conversation, mediating disputes, or analyzing communication breakdowns.

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Conversational guide for using tools/session-retro/observe.mjs to capture friction, wins, corrections, decisions, gaps, tool-use, and checkpoints as they happen during a session. Use at session start (to kick off the log), at inflection points (to record events), and at session end (to archive and feed the retrospective generator).

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Color theory principles for art education. Covers the three color properties (hue, saturation, value), color mixing systems (subtractive and additive), color relationships (complementary, analogous, triadic, split-complementary), color temperature, simultaneous contrast and the relativity of color perception, and practical palette construction. Use when analyzing color in artworks, planning color schemes, understanding optical phenomena in painting, or investigating Albers's Interaction of Color experiments.

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Apply best practices for Jupyter notebooks: cell ordering, reproducibility, parameterisation. Use when working with .ipynb files.

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Build and maintain a persistent, LLM-maintained markdown wiki following Andrej Karpathy's LLM Wiki pattern — the agent incrementally compiles raw sources into an interlinked knowledge base instead of re-deriving answers from scratch. Use this whenever the user wants to ingest a source (an article, paper, transcript, chapter, meeting notes), file knowledge or conversation findings into the wiki, query the accumulated knowledge base, lint or health-check the wiki, or mentions "the wiki", "knowledge base", "ingest this", "file this", "what do we know about X", or accumulating notes on a topic over time — even if they don't say "LLM Wiki" explicitly.

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Google Calendar management via CalendarACSet. Transforms scheduling operations into GF(3)-typed Interactions, routes to triadic queues, detects saturation for balanced-calendar-as-condensed-state.

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Unified messaging via Beeper Desktop MCP. Search chats, send messages, manage conversations across all networks (iMessage, WhatsApp, Signal, Telegram, Discord, Slack, etc.)

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Combines AMP thread export with GF(3)-classified continuation for skill orchestration. Export threads as markdown, classify continuation choices as {-1:reductive, 0:neutral, +1:generative}, and fork parallel execution paths.

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Export AMP threads as markdown and fork continuation paths. Use when managing AMP conversation threads, exporting thread history, or branching thread execution across skills.

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ANIMA as limit construction over condensed skill applications. Formalizes prediction markets as belief ANIMAs, structure dishes as condensation media, and impact as equivalence class change. Use for understanding agency at maximum entropy, compositional world modeling, or applying Scholze-Clausen condensed mathematics to AI.

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Assess and address review feedback on GitHub PRs, GitLab MRs, or in conversation. Use when checking new reviews, responding to comments, rechecking after a push, or following up on approvals and change requests.

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Use when debugging software, investigating incidents, diagnosing flaky tests, or analyzing performance regressions — enforces structured observation recording with evidence IDs, causality validation, and verification gates to prevent correlation-causation pollution. Use when an agent might otherwise summarize or speculate instead of reporting observed evidence.

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Look up prior Claude Code sessions when context is lost or forgotten. Use when asked what was done before, what happened in the last session, or any request to recall past conversation history, prior decisions, experiments, or outcomes. Indexes and searches raw JSONL transcripts from ~/.claude/projects/ via DuckDB. Returns verbatim user messages, summarizes AI actions and sub-agent outcomes, detects tool errors and user frustration signals, and reports tool usage statistics. Summaries cached at ~/.claude/kaizen/session-summaries/.

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Design, create, run, monitor, and maintain Vapi Simulations for assistants and squads. Use for turning plain-language requirements into a coverage plan, simulation personalities, scenarios, structured-output success criteria, simulations, suites, extending an existing suite, chat or voice runs, tool mocks, target variables, lifecycle webhooks, regression coverage, launch readiness, CI quality gates, run-result analysis, and simulation API validation errors. Do not use for fixed-turn mock-conversation Evals unless the user is deciding between Evals and Simulations.

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This skill should be used when the user runs /dd or /ㅇㅇ to act on the current OS clipboard (text or image) without pasting it into chat. It captures the live clipboard into a local cache and uses only the manifest plus a short preview as context, so error logs and reference images do not bloat the conversation. Korean triggers: "/dd", "/ㅇㅇ", "클립보드 보내줘", "이거 분석해줘", "방금 캡처한 거", "이 레퍼런스로", "스크린샷 드롭". English triggers: "/dd", "drop clipboard", "use what I copied", "this screenshot", "this reference".

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Plans a research project as a decision map that persists across sessions, resolving one ticket per session until the design is defensible and pre-registerable. The map lives as Markdown in the repository, literature sweeps run as parallel research tickets, and the resolved map compiles into a pre-analysis plan. Use at project start, when a design has more open decisions than one conversation can hold, or when planning restarts each session. Not for executing analyses or writing the paper.

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Turns a theory into falsifiable, pre-registerable hypotheses, covering the DGP and DAG, identification, SATE versus PATE, counterfactual and directional framing, named estimands, justified SESOIs, the choice among NHST, equivalence, interval, and minimum-effect tests, scope conditions, and primary, secondary, and exploratory tiers. Use when the user asks to turn a research question or theory into hypotheses, whether a prediction is falsifiable, what the estimand is, or how to predict a null. Framing goes to narrative-building, the plan to pre-registration-writing.

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Checks whether each claim in a manuscript is supported by the source it cites, reading the project's per-source Markdown knowledge base. Flags contradicted, unsupported, overclaimed, out-of-scope, and misattributed claims with verbatim source quotes. Runs citation-check first, and stops at a pre-flight gate when the knowledge base is missing, incomplete, or holds unconverted PDFs. Use to verify that a draft's claims match the sources it cites.

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