What problem does it solve? Recurring technical events lose their audience in the months between editions: community spaces go silent, attendees never return, and platform ownership evaporates when an organizer leaves. This Skill produces a between-editions plan covering cadence, conversion, and handoff so the audience survives the gap. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Cadence posture selection: Chooses among dormant-but-open, occasional pulse, continuous light, or continuous heavy based on who actually has quiet-months hours, with a named owner and a dated dormancy notice. - Attendee-to-participant conversion: Designs re-engagement touchpoints and participation ladders re-scoped to an annual edition cycle, with asynchronously climbable rungs and consent gates on public naming. - Community asset handoff: Produces a dated ownership-transfer document covering platform accounts, admin roles, member list, archive, invite links, and the member-list retention decision. - Use Case: Your annual conference Discord is dead eleven months a year and the founding organizer who owns the Slack workspace is stepping down. The Skill recommends a dormant-but-open posture with a dated notice, a single re-engagement touchpoint timed to next edition's opening, and a one-page access-transfer document executed before she leaves. ## Quick Start Ask the assistant to write a between-editions community plan for your annual conference, including cadence posture, conversion mechanism, and platform handoff.
