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package/skills/science/sci-environmental-science/SKILL.md

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----
-watermark: ORIRO
-disable-model-invocation: true
-name: sci-environmental-science
-provider: ORIRO.ai
-copyright: Copyright (c) 2026 ORIRO.ai
-description: >
-  Environmental science — ecosystems, pollution, environmental impact assessment,
-  soil and water science, toxicology, and environmental monitoring. Activate for
-  questions about environmental issues, pollution, ecosystem science, or environmental
-  assessment. Sources: EPA, USGS, NOAA, environmental science fundamentals.
----
-
-# Environmental Science
-
-## Ecosystems
-
-**Ecosystem:** Community of living organisms + their physical environment, interacting as a system.
-**Biotic:** Living components — producers (plants), consumers (animals), decomposers (fungi, bacteria).
-**Abiotic:** Non-living — sunlight, water, temperature, pH, soil.
-
-**Energy flow:** Unidirectional through food webs. Only ~10% transferred between trophic levels.
-Producers → Primary consumers → Secondary consumers → Tertiary consumers
-Detritivores and decomposers recycle nutrients.
-
-**Biogeochemical cycles:** Carbon, nitrogen, phosphorus, water cycle continuously between living and non-living. Human disruption: excess CO2 (carbon cycle), excess nitrogen (fertilizers → eutrophication).
-
-## Eutrophication
-
-Nutrient overload (nitrogen, phosphorus) in water bodies from agricultural runoff, sewage.
-Algae bloom → algae die → decomposers consume oxygen → hypoxic "dead zone" → fish kills.
-Gulf of Mexico dead zone: ~8,000 sq miles. Caused by Mississippi River agricultural runoff.
-
-## Pollution types
-
-### Air pollution
-
-**Criteria pollutants (EPA):** PM2.5, PM10, ground-level ozone, NO2, SO2, CO, lead.
-**Primary pollutants:** Emitted directly (SOx from coal, NOx from vehicles, CO from incomplete combustion).
-**Secondary pollutants:** Formed in atmosphere (ozone forms from NOx + VOCs + sunlight).
-**Indoor air:** Often more polluted than outdoor. Radon (lung cancer risk), VOCs, particulates, CO.
-
-### Water pollution
-
-**Point source:** Single identifiable location (factory discharge, sewage outfall). Regulated under Clean Water Act permits.
-**Nonpoint source:** Diffuse runoff (agriculture, urban stormwater). Harder to regulate. Major contributor to impaired waters.
-
-### Soil contamination
-
-**Brownfields:** Previously developed land with potential contamination. Cleanup before reuse.
-**Common contaminants:** Heavy metals (lead, arsenic, cadmium), petroleum hydrocarbons, chlorinated solvents, pesticides.
-**Phytoremediation:** Plants extract contaminants (hyperaccumulators). Slow but low cost.
-
-## Environmental impact assessment (EIA)
-
-Required for major projects affecting the environment.
-**NEPA (US):** Environmental Impact Statement (EIS) for major federal actions. Environmental Assessment (EA) for smaller actions.
-**Components:** Purpose and need → Alternatives analysis → Environmental baseline → Predicted impacts → Mitigation measures → Monitoring.
-**Public comment:** Required periods. Significant input from public and agencies.
-
-## Environmental toxicology basics
-
-**Dose-response:** "The dose makes the poison" (Paracelsus). All substances can be toxic at sufficient dose.
-**LD50:** Lethal dose for 50% of test population. Relative toxicity comparison.
-**Bioaccumulation:** Substances accumulate in organisms.
-**Biomagnification:** Concentration increases up the food chain. Mercury, DDT, PCBs.
-**Endocrine disruptors:** Chemicals interfering with hormone systems. Bisphenol A, phthalates, some pesticides.
-
-Sources: EPA (epa.gov — free), USGS (usgs.gov — free), NOAA (noaa.gov — free), Understanding Environmental Science (OpenStax principles)
+---
+watermark: ORIRO
+disable-model-invocation: true
+name: sci-environmental-science
+provider: ORIRO.ai
+copyright: Copyright (c) 2026 ORIRO.ai
+description: >
+  Environmental science — ecosystems, pollution, environmental impact assessment,
+  soil and water science, toxicology, and environmental monitoring. Activate for
+  questions about environmental issues, pollution, ecosystem science, or environmental
+  assessment. Sources: EPA, USGS, NOAA, environmental science fundamentals.
+---
+
+# Environmental Science
+
+## Ecosystems
+
+**Ecosystem:** Community of living organisms + their physical environment, interacting as a system.
+**Biotic:** Living components — producers (plants), consumers (animals), decomposers (fungi, bacteria).
+**Abiotic:** Non-living — sunlight, water, temperature, pH, soil.
+
+**Energy flow:** Unidirectional through food webs. Only ~10% transferred between trophic levels.
+Producers → Primary consumers → Secondary consumers → Tertiary consumers
+Detritivores and decomposers recycle nutrients.
+
+**Biogeochemical cycles:** Carbon, nitrogen, phosphorus, water cycle continuously between living and non-living. Human disruption: excess CO2 (carbon cycle), excess nitrogen (fertilizers → eutrophication).
+
+## Eutrophication
+
+Nutrient overload (nitrogen, phosphorus) in water bodies from agricultural runoff, sewage.
+Algae bloom → algae die → decomposers consume oxygen → hypoxic "dead zone" → fish kills.
+Gulf of Mexico dead zone: ~8,000 sq miles. Caused by Mississippi River agricultural runoff.
+
+## Pollution types
+
+### Air pollution
+
+**Criteria pollutants (EPA):** PM2.5, PM10, ground-level ozone, NO2, SO2, CO, lead.
+**Primary pollutants:** Emitted directly (SOx from coal, NOx from vehicles, CO from incomplete combustion).
+**Secondary pollutants:** Formed in atmosphere (ozone forms from NOx + VOCs + sunlight).
+**Indoor air:** Often more polluted than outdoor. Radon (lung cancer risk), VOCs, particulates, CO.
+
+### Water pollution
+
+**Point source:** Single identifiable location (factory discharge, sewage outfall). Regulated under Clean Water Act permits.
+**Nonpoint source:** Diffuse runoff (agriculture, urban stormwater). Harder to regulate. Major contributor to impaired waters.
+
+### Soil contamination
+
+**Brownfields:** Previously developed land with potential contamination. Cleanup before reuse.
+**Common contaminants:** Heavy metals (lead, arsenic, cadmium), petroleum hydrocarbons, chlorinated solvents, pesticides.
+**Phytoremediation:** Plants extract contaminants (hyperaccumulators). Slow but low cost.
+
+## Environmental impact assessment (EIA)
+
+Required for major projects affecting the environment.
+**NEPA (US):** Environmental Impact Statement (EIS) for major federal actions. Environmental Assessment (EA) for smaller actions.
+**Components:** Purpose and need → Alternatives analysis → Environmental baseline → Predicted impacts → Mitigation measures → Monitoring.
+**Public comment:** Required periods. Significant input from public and agencies.
+
+## Environmental toxicology basics
+
+**Dose-response:** "The dose makes the poison" (Paracelsus). All substances can be toxic at sufficient dose.
+**LD50:** Lethal dose for 50% of test population. Relative toxicity comparison.
+**Bioaccumulation:** Substances accumulate in organisms.
+**Biomagnification:** Concentration increases up the food chain. Mercury, DDT, PCBs.
+**Endocrine disruptors:** Chemicals interfering with hormone systems. Bisphenol A, phthalates, some pesticides.
+
+Sources: EPA (epa.gov — free), USGS (usgs.gov — free), NOAA (noaa.gov — free), Understanding Environmental Science (OpenStax principles)

package/skills/science/sci-geology/LICENSE

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-SOFTWARE.
+MIT License
+
+Copyright (c) 2026 ORIRO.ai
+
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+in the Software without restriction, including without limitation the rights
+to use, copy, modify, merge, publish, distribute, sublicense, and/or sell
+copies of the Software, and to permit persons to whom the Software is
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package/skills/science/sci-geology/SKILL.md

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----
-watermark: ORIRO
-disable-model-invocation: true
-name: sci-geology
-provider: ORIRO.ai
-copyright: Copyright (c) 2026 ORIRO.ai
-description: >
-  Geology — plate tectonics, rock cycle, minerals, geological time, earthquakes,
-  volcanoes, and Earth history. Sources: USGS (public domain), OpenStax Earth Science (CC-BY).
----
-
-# Geology
-
-## Plate tectonics
-
-Earth's lithosphere divided into ~15 major and minor tectonic plates.
-Plates move 1-10 cm/year driven by mantle convection.
-
-### Plate boundaries
-
-**Divergent:** Plates move apart. Mid-ocean ridges, rift valleys. Iceland example.
-**Convergent:** Plates move together.
-Oceanic-continental: Dense oceanic plate subducts under continental. Andes, Cascades.
-Continental-continental: Neither subducts. Mountains form. Himalayas.
-**Transform:** Plates slide past. Earthquakes. San Andreas fault.
-
-## Rock cycle
-
-**Igneous:** Solidified magma/lava. Intrusive (granite, slow cooling, large crystals) or extrusive (basalt, fast cooling, fine crystals).
-**Sedimentary:** Compressed sediments. Limestone, sandstone, shale. Contains fossils. 75% of surface rocks.
-**Metamorphic:** Changed by heat/pressure without melting. Marble (from limestone), quartzite (from sandstone).
-
-## Minerals
-
-Defined by crystal structure and chemical composition. 4,000+ minerals.
-**Mohs hardness scale:** 1 (talc) to 10 (diamond). Fingernail = 2.5. Pocket knife = 5.5.
-**Common minerals:** Quartz (7), Feldspar (6), Calcite (3), Mica (2-3), Pyrite (6-6.5).
-
-## Geological time scale
-
-**Hadean:** 4.6-4.0 Ga. Earth formation. No life.
-**Archean:** 4.0-2.5 Ga. First microbial life.
-**Proterozoic:** 2.5 Ga-538 Ma. Multicellular life. Snowball Earth events.
-**Paleozoic:** 538-252 Ma. Fish, amphibians, reptiles. Ends with Great Dying (96% species extinct).
-**Mesozoic:** 252-66 Ma. Dinosaurs. Ends with KT extinction (asteroid).
-**Cenozoic:** 66 Ma-present. Mammals dominant. Homo sapiens: ~300,000 years.
-
-## Earthquakes and volcanoes
-
-**Richter vs Moment Magnitude:** Richter scale obsolete. Moment magnitude (Mw) standard.
-Each whole number = 31.6× energy release.
-**Pacific Ring of Fire:** 90% of world's earthquakes. 75% of active volcanoes.
-**Types of volcanoes:** Shield (Mauna Loa — fluid basalt), Stratovolcano (Mount Fuji — explosive), Cinder cone.
-
-Sources: USGS (usgs.gov — public domain), OpenStax Earth Sciences (CC-BY, free),
-AGI (americangeosciences.org — free glossary)
+---
+watermark: ORIRO
+disable-model-invocation: true
+name: sci-geology
+provider: ORIRO.ai
+copyright: Copyright (c) 2026 ORIRO.ai
+description: >
+  Geology — plate tectonics, rock cycle, minerals, geological time, earthquakes,
+  volcanoes, and Earth history. Sources: USGS (public domain), OpenStax Earth Science (CC-BY).
+---
+
+# Geology
+
+## Plate tectonics
+
+Earth's lithosphere divided into ~15 major and minor tectonic plates.
+Plates move 1-10 cm/year driven by mantle convection.
+
+### Plate boundaries
+
+**Divergent:** Plates move apart. Mid-ocean ridges, rift valleys. Iceland example.
+**Convergent:** Plates move together.
+Oceanic-continental: Dense oceanic plate subducts under continental. Andes, Cascades.
+Continental-continental: Neither subducts. Mountains form. Himalayas.
+**Transform:** Plates slide past. Earthquakes. San Andreas fault.
+
+## Rock cycle
+
+**Igneous:** Solidified magma/lava. Intrusive (granite, slow cooling, large crystals) or extrusive (basalt, fast cooling, fine crystals).
+**Sedimentary:** Compressed sediments. Limestone, sandstone, shale. Contains fossils. 75% of surface rocks.
+**Metamorphic:** Changed by heat/pressure without melting. Marble (from limestone), quartzite (from sandstone).
+
+## Minerals
+
+Defined by crystal structure and chemical composition. 4,000+ minerals.
+**Mohs hardness scale:** 1 (talc) to 10 (diamond). Fingernail = 2.5. Pocket knife = 5.5.
+**Common minerals:** Quartz (7), Feldspar (6), Calcite (3), Mica (2-3), Pyrite (6-6.5).
+
+## Geological time scale
+
+**Hadean:** 4.6-4.0 Ga. Earth formation. No life.
+**Archean:** 4.0-2.5 Ga. First microbial life.
+**Proterozoic:** 2.5 Ga-538 Ma. Multicellular life. Snowball Earth events.
+**Paleozoic:** 538-252 Ma. Fish, amphibians, reptiles. Ends with Great Dying (96% species extinct).
+**Mesozoic:** 252-66 Ma. Dinosaurs. Ends with KT extinction (asteroid).
+**Cenozoic:** 66 Ma-present. Mammals dominant. Homo sapiens: ~300,000 years.
+
+## Earthquakes and volcanoes
+
+**Richter vs Moment Magnitude:** Richter scale obsolete. Moment magnitude (Mw) standard.
+Each whole number = 31.6× energy release.
+**Pacific Ring of Fire:** 90% of world's earthquakes. 75% of active volcanoes.
+**Types of volcanoes:** Shield (Mauna Loa — fluid basalt), Stratovolcano (Mount Fuji — explosive), Cinder cone.
+
+Sources: USGS (usgs.gov — public domain), OpenStax Earth Sciences (CC-BY, free),
+AGI (americangeosciences.org — free glossary)

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+SOFTWARE.

package/skills/science/sci-method/SKILL.md

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----
-watermark: ORIRO
-disable-model-invocation: true
-name: sci-method
-provider: ORIRO.ai
-copyright: Copyright (c) 2026 ORIRO.ai
-description: >
-  Scientific method — hypothesis formation, experimental design, controls, variables, reproducibility, and the philosophy of science.
-
-
-
-
-
-
-  Sources: OpenStax textbooks (CC-BY), Khan Academy, MIT OCW, NOAA, IPCC reports.
----
-
-# Scientific Method
-
-## The process
-
-1. **Observation:** Notice a phenomenon. Ask a question.
-2. **Background research:** What is already known?
-3. **Hypothesis:** Testable prediction that could be wrong.
-4. **Experiment design:** Controls, variables, measurement plan.
-5. **Data collection:** Careful, systematic, recorded.
-6. **Analysis:** Statistical analysis of data.
-7. **Conclusion:** Does data support the hypothesis? What are the limitations?
-8. **Communication:** Share findings for scrutiny and replication.
-
-## Hypothesis criteria
-
-Good hypotheses are **falsifiable** — they make predictions that could be wrong.
-"God exists" — not falsifiable, not scientific.
-"Caffeine increases short-term memory performance" — falsifiable, testable.
-
-Null hypothesis (H₀): No effect. "Caffeine has no effect on memory."
-Alternative hypothesis (H₁): Effect exists. "Caffeine improves memory."
-Statistical tests seek to reject the null hypothesis.
-
-## Experimental design
-
-**Independent variable:** What you manipulate. "Amount of caffeine consumed."
-**Dependent variable:** What you measure. "Score on memory test."
-**Control variable:** What you hold constant. "Age of participants, time of day, type of test."
-**Control group:** Receives no treatment. Used as baseline comparison.
-**Experimental group:** Receives the treatment.
-
-**Randomization:** Randomly assign participants to groups to eliminate selection bias.
-**Blinding:** Single-blind = participants don't know which group. Double-blind = participants AND experimenter don't know.
-**Sample size:** Larger = more statistical power = more reliable results.
-**Replication:** Repeat experiment. Results that can't be replicated are suspicious.
-
-## Types of studies
-
-**Observational:** Observe without manipulation. Can establish association, NOT causation.
-**Experimental:** Manipulate variable. Can establish causation IF properly controlled.
-**Longitudinal:** Follow same subjects over time. Costly but powerful for development/aging studies.
-**Cross-sectional:** Snapshot of many subjects at one time. Faster but confounded by cohort effects.
-
-## Scientific consensus vs. controversy
-
-**Scientific consensus:** Overwhelming agreement among experts based on evidence.
-Climate change, vaccine safety, evolution — scientific consensus exists on all.
-**Legitimate controversy:** Active scientific debate with evidence on multiple sides.
-**Manufactured controversy:** Controversy created by non-scientific actors to confuse public (tobacco industry playbook, fossil fuel industry on climate change).
-Distinguish: Is the disagreement among scientists or between scientists and outside interests?
-
-## Evaluating scientific claims
-
-**Peer review:** Independent experts evaluate before publication. Not perfect but essential filter.
-**Reproducibility crisis:** Many published findings don't replicate. Pre-registration, open data, larger samples help.
-**Effect size matters.** Statistically significant ≠ practically significant.
-**Funding source:** Can create bias. Not disqualifying but note it.
-**Extraordinary claims require extraordinary evidence** (Sagan).
-
-Sources: MIT OCW philosophy of science, OpenStax Biology (CC-BY), Nature "reproducibility crisis" coverage
+---
+watermark: ORIRO
+disable-model-invocation: true
+name: sci-method
+provider: ORIRO.ai
+copyright: Copyright (c) 2026 ORIRO.ai
+description: >
+  Scientific method — hypothesis formation, experimental design, controls, variables, reproducibility, and the philosophy of science.
+
+
+
+
+
+
+  Sources: OpenStax textbooks (CC-BY), Khan Academy, MIT OCW, NOAA, IPCC reports.
+---
+
+# Scientific Method
+
+## The process
+
+1. **Observation:** Notice a phenomenon. Ask a question.
+2. **Background research:** What is already known?
+3. **Hypothesis:** Testable prediction that could be wrong.
+4. **Experiment design:** Controls, variables, measurement plan.
+5. **Data collection:** Careful, systematic, recorded.
+6. **Analysis:** Statistical analysis of data.
+7. **Conclusion:** Does data support the hypothesis? What are the limitations?
+8. **Communication:** Share findings for scrutiny and replication.
+
+## Hypothesis criteria
+
+Good hypotheses are **falsifiable** — they make predictions that could be wrong.
+"God exists" — not falsifiable, not scientific.
+"Caffeine increases short-term memory performance" — falsifiable, testable.
+
+Null hypothesis (H₀): No effect. "Caffeine has no effect on memory."
+Alternative hypothesis (H₁): Effect exists. "Caffeine improves memory."
+Statistical tests seek to reject the null hypothesis.
+
+## Experimental design
+
+**Independent variable:** What you manipulate. "Amount of caffeine consumed."
+**Dependent variable:** What you measure. "Score on memory test."
+**Control variable:** What you hold constant. "Age of participants, time of day, type of test."
+**Control group:** Receives no treatment. Used as baseline comparison.
+**Experimental group:** Receives the treatment.
+
+**Randomization:** Randomly assign participants to groups to eliminate selection bias.
+**Blinding:** Single-blind = participants don't know which group. Double-blind = participants AND experimenter don't know.
+**Sample size:** Larger = more statistical power = more reliable results.
+**Replication:** Repeat experiment. Results that can't be replicated are suspicious.
+
+## Types of studies
+
+**Observational:** Observe without manipulation. Can establish association, NOT causation.
+**Experimental:** Manipulate variable. Can establish causation IF properly controlled.
+**Longitudinal:** Follow same subjects over time. Costly but powerful for development/aging studies.
+**Cross-sectional:** Snapshot of many subjects at one time. Faster but confounded by cohort effects.
+
+## Scientific consensus vs. controversy
+
+**Scientific consensus:** Overwhelming agreement among experts based on evidence.
+Climate change, vaccine safety, evolution — scientific consensus exists on all.
+**Legitimate controversy:** Active scientific debate with evidence on multiple sides.
+**Manufactured controversy:** Controversy created by non-scientific actors to confuse public (tobacco industry playbook, fossil fuel industry on climate change).
+Distinguish: Is the disagreement among scientists or between scientists and outside interests?
+
+## Evaluating scientific claims
+
+**Peer review:** Independent experts evaluate before publication. Not perfect but essential filter.
+**Reproducibility crisis:** Many published findings don't replicate. Pre-registration, open data, larger samples help.
+**Effect size matters.** Statistically significant ≠ practically significant.
+**Funding source:** Can create bias. Not disqualifying but note it.
+**Extraordinary claims require extraordinary evidence** (Sagan).
+
+Sources: MIT OCW philosophy of science, OpenStax Biology (CC-BY), Nature "reproducibility crisis" coverage

package/skills/science/sci-neuroscience/LICENSE

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+MIT License
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+Copyright (c) 2026 ORIRO.ai
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+Permission is hereby granted, free of charge, to any person obtaining a copy
+of this software and associated documentation files (the "Software"), to deal
+in the Software without restriction, including without limitation the rights
+to use, copy, modify, merge, publish, distribute, sublicense, and/or sell
+copies of the Software, and to permit persons to whom the Software is
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+AUTHORS OR COPYRIGHT HOLDERS BE LIABLE FOR ANY CLAIM, DAMAGES OR OTHER
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+SOFTWARE.