What problem does it solve? Developer-relations practitioners drown in podcasts, newsletters, communities, and conferences, while the field's canon quietly goes stale: agencies wind down, domains get resold, and conferences change organisers. This Skill curates a personalised, time-budgeted watch list of DevRel sources, verifies each one for freshness and ownership, and installs a quarterly refresh routine so the list stays alive. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Interview-driven personalisation: A nine-question interview captures role, owned pillars, weekly time budget, mediums, ecosystem, segment, and event intent, then filters and ranks sources by value per attention-minute. - Freshness and ownership verification: Every candidate is classified as verified-active, stale, dead, or unverified using dated items and organiser checks, with rules for parked domains, resold URLs, 403s, and evergreen reference works. - Incentive disclosure and refresh routine: Each entry carries a what-they're-selling flag, and a quarterly refresh re-resolves URLs, drops unread sources, and re-ranks against new constraints. - Use Case: A new developer advocate with 90 minutes a week and a bike commute asks what to follow; the Skill halves commute audio costs, reserves a peer-community slot, covers every owned pillar, and delivers a dated watch list with a bench of substitutes. ## Quick Start Ask the assistant to build you a DevRel radar, stating your role, the pillars you own, your weekly time budget, and your preferred mediums.
