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Analyze events through the disciplinary lens of psychology, applying established psychological frameworks (behavioral, cognitive, psychodynamic, humanistic, biological), research…
This skill provides a systematic 6-phase workflow for investigating and understanding existing systems, codebases, and architectures. Unlike development workflows optimized for im…
Analyze events through the disciplinary lens of law, applying rigorous legal methodologies (statutory interpretation, case law analysis, legal reasoning), constitutional principle…
You are initiating a Socratic code review session. Instead of telling the developer what's wrong, you'll ask probing questions that help them discover issues and articulate their…
This skill identifies anti-patterns that violate amplihack's development philosophy and provides constructive, specific fixes. It ensures code maintains ruthless simplicity, modul…
Analyze events through the disciplinary lens of chemistry, applying rigorous chemical principles (atomic theory, bonding, thermodynamics, kinetics), analytical methods (spectrosco…
Analyze events through the disciplinary lens of economics, applying established economic frameworks (supply/demand analysis, game theory, general equilibrium), multiple schools of…
Analyze events through the disciplinary lens of journalism, applying established reporting frameworks (5 Ws and H, inverted pyramid), investigative methods, source evaluation tech…
Analyzes security risks, threats, and vulnerabilities using industry frameworks like STRIDE, MITRE ATT&CK, and CIA triad. \n \n Applies threat modeling, attack surface analys…
Philosophy-aware pull request reviews that go beyond syntax and style to check alignment with amplihack's core development principles. This skill reviews PRs not just for correctn…
