skilldrop-cli 0.16.20 → 0.16.21
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- package/model-routing.json +2 -2
- package/package.json +1 -1
- package/packs/career/skills/role-shortlist/SKILL.md +23 -12
- package/packs/career/skills/role-shortlist/evals/evals.json +30 -0
- package/packs/career/skills/role-shortlist/manifest.json +1 -1
- package/packs/solution-architect/skills/reverse-architecture/evals/files/2/worker-requirements.txt +1 -1
package/model-routing.json
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"claude-code": {
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"label": "Claude Code (Anthropic)",
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"models": {
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"standard": "claude-sonnet-5",
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"select_via": "`/model <model-id>` in the session, or hand the skill to the model-router agent for automatic dispatch.",
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"automation": ".claude/agents/model-router.md"
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package/package.json
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"name": "skilldrop-cli",
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"version": "0.16.
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"version": "0.16.21",
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"description": "Portable AI-agent skills, measured against the agent without them. ADRs, PRDs, runbooks, decks and reviews, installable into Claude Code, Cursor, Kiro, and any IDE that takes custom instructions. One command per skill or per role-based pack.",
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"name": "Sanjay Ananthanarayan",
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registration, a degree the posting says is required, a minimum number of years, the right
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to work in a country, a location or shift, a clearance, a language. One of those unmet
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outweighs everything else that fits, so the role goes under **Skip** with that requirement
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named, however good the rest looks.
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named, however good the rest looks. Only the posting decides what is required: an item it
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calls preferred, desirable, a plus or nice to have never takes a role out.
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- **One role is one role.** The same job posted in three cities, or reposted with a new
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reference number, is one entry with its locations listed. A posting marked closed, or past
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its closing date, is noted and not ranked.
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the kind of role they want.
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3. **Check each posting for what could screen them out first.** For every role, find the
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requirements the posting makes a condition: what it calls required, essential or a must,
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and the facts of the job itself (where it is, the hours or shift, a licence the work needs).
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Mark whether the person's material meets them. Any unmet one sends the role to **Skip**,
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named in a few words: "requires HCPC registration". An item the posting calls preferred,
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desirable or a plus is not one of these, even a degree or a licence; it is a gap to weigh in
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step 4, and the role stays in.
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4. **Rank the rest from the posting's own requirements.** For each remaining role, compare
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the required and preferred items with the person's evidence, and say in one line why it
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requires is met only if the person's material names it.
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5. **Give the shortlist, answer first.** Open with the two or three roles worth applying for
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and why, in a sentence or two. Then the roles under these groups, using only the groups that
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have a role in them. A heading with nothing under it, or with "none", is not shown: when every
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posting was read and none is closed, there is no Not read or Closed group.
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- **Apply**: roles where nothing screening is unmet and most of what's required is met.
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forklift licence is current").
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reason and anything to check first, then the rest in a line or two: which were ruled out and
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by what, and any that couldn't be read. No groups and no headings; the person asked for two
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names, not a sorted list. A list for a spreadsheet gets one row per role. The whole answer
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## Quality bar
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- **Every role given appears exactly once;** duplicates are merged, closed ones are noted.
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- ❌ **Crediting the usual.** "As a nurse you'll have used Epic" is an invention.
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"It points out that the Lantern Room wants someone to start as soon as possible while the person can't start until after 15 November, as something to raise or weigh, rather than treating the start date as fine",
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"It does not credit the person with anything they didn't say, such as a car or driving licence, a level 3 food safety certificate, supervisory or chef de partie experience, or more than three years in kitchens, and it does not claim to know what the Brindle Café posting says"
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"prompt": "which 2 of these should i go for? bit about me: 3 yrs as a nursery assistant at a day nursery, level 3 childcare diploma, enhanced DBS. i dont drive. want term time / school hours, no weekends, 30ish hrs a week or more. based in Harwick.\n\n- Teaching Assistant, Elmfield Primary, Harwick - Year 2 reading and small groups, term time 8:30-3:30. Level 3 childcare or TA qualification required. Phonics experience a plus.\n- SEN Teaching Assistant, Brookside Academy, Harwick - 1:1 support for a Reception pupil with autism, term time 8:45-3:15. Must have experience in an early years or school setting. Makaton desirable.\n- Nursery Practitioner, Little Acorns, Harwick - full time, 7:30-6 shifts, working alternate Saturdays is a requirement. Level 3 required.\n- Forest School Assistant, Greenway Primary - outdoor learning across 3 sites, term time. Full driving licence and own vehicle essential.\n- Midday Supervisor, Harwick Junior School - 11:45-1:15 term time, lunchtime play and dinner hall. No experience needed.\n- Teaching Assistant, Ashby Lane Primary, Harwick - Year 4 maths and reading groups, term time 8:30-3:30, permanent. Previous TA experience in KS2 essential.",
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"Exactly two roles are given as picks, and they are the Elmfield Primary Teaching Assistant and the Brookside Academy SEN Teaching Assistant; no third role is offered as a pick",
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"The Little Acorns Nursery Practitioner role is named as out because working alternate Saturdays is a requirement and she said no weekends, even though she meets its Level 3 requirement",
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"The Greenway Primary Forest School Assistant role is named as out because a full driving licence and own vehicle are essential and she does not drive",
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"The Ashby Lane Primary Teaching Assistant role is named as out or not met because previous KS2 TA experience is essential and her experience is as a nursery assistant, not a KS2 teaching assistant",
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"Neither pick is ruled out or dropped over a preferred item: Makaton (desirable) at Brookside and phonics experience (a plus) at Elmfield may be noted as gaps or unknowns, but not as reasons she cannot apply",
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"prompt": "I would be grateful for your advice on which one of the following vacancies I should prioritise. I hold a BSc (Hons) in Biomedical Science, awarded with a 2:1 in 2025, and completed a twelve-month placement year in a hospital microbiology laboratory before my final year. I am not yet HCPC registered. I live in Corlow, am seeking a permanent position, and owing to caring responsibilities I am able to work day shifts only, not nights.\n\n1. Biomedical Scientist (Band 5), Corlow General Hospital, Microbiology. Permanent; days with a weekend rota. HCPC registration as a Biomedical Scientist is essential.\n2. Laboratory Technician, Fenwick Water Services, Corlow. Permanent; Monday to Friday, days. Microbiological testing of drinking water samples. A degree in a biological science is required; experience in a UKAS ISO 17025-accredited laboratory is desirable.\n3. Medical Laboratory Assistant, Corlow General Hospital, Blood Sciences. Permanent. Sample reception and processing; a rotating shift pattern including nights is a requirement of the post.\n4. QC Microbiology Analyst, Treloar Pharmaceuticals, Corlow. Permanent; days. Environmental monitoring in a GMP facility. A minimum of two years' post-graduate experience in a GMP quality control laboratory is essential.\n5. Research Technician, University of Corlow, Cell Biology. Fixed-term contract of six months; days. Tissue culture support. A degree in a life science is required.",
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"description": "Read every open role on an employer's careers page, a job-board export or a folder of saved postings, and say which ones one person should apply for — each role judged only from its own posting text, roles that couldn't be read listed as unread instead of guessed from their titles, a role whose screening requirement the person doesn't meet named as out whatever else fits, and the same role posted twice counted once. Works for any occupation. Use when the user asks \"which of these jobs should I apply for\", \"go through this company's openings\", \"shortlist these postings against my CV\", or has more postings than they want to check one by one.",
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