The Fear

You can audit Dockerfiles, Terraform plans, Kubernetes manifests, and CI/CD pipelines; run GEO/SEO audits with citability scoring; scan repos for leaked secrets and CVEs; design RAG systems and LLM agents; write SQL, cron expressions, and Playwright E2E tests; and produce human-voice release notes, postmortems, and PR replies.

The skills target DevOps and platform engineers, SREs handling incidents and monitoring, frontend developers building React/Next.js apps, security engineers auditing auth and dependencies, data engineers reviewing Airflow DAGs and dbt models, and SEO/GEO consultants preparing client-ready audit reports and sales proposals.

Run geo-audit for a composite 0-100 GEO Score, then apply category skills like geo-crawlers, geo-schema, geo-citability, and geo-technical for specific gaps. Finally, geo-report aggregates outputs into a client-ready report with business impact and prioritized actions, while geo-compare benchmarks against competitors.

Dependencies vary by skill: github-workflow needs the gh CLI, markdown-convert uses pandoc and markitdown, document-search requires a Linkly AI indexed knowledge base, and infrastructure skills assume access to Terraform, kubectl, Docker, Prometheus, or Grafana environments relevant to the audit target.

Yes. incident-response provides structured triage, mitigation, communication, and post-mortem steps during outages, while deploy-checklist verifies CI status, rollback plans, database migrations, feature flags, and monitoring before production releases. natural-postmortem then drafts blameless, human-voice root-cause analyses.