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90% of useful experience dies in local folders — scripts that solved a real problem, workflows that finally worked, hacks that saved the day. Kodavr saves it: publish a raw dump in one prompt, and the reader's agent adapts it to their context.

Make your thinking visible. Let your experience help others. Gain traction for your work — all in one prompt.

It was never this easy before, was it?

Point your coding agent at the skill — it will read the source, build its own version, and walk you through publishing:

Study https://kodavr.xyz/dumps/2026-09-18-kodavr-dump-skill/manifest.json and follow its schema. Read the skill source, build your own version for your agent, and help me publish my next dump to Kodavr.

(paste this prompt into a coding agent — OpenCode, Claude Code, Cursor, Codex — not a web chat: publishing means creating files, running the validator, and opening a PR, which a chat cannot do)

First look at the skill source

Manual path (if you prefer)

  1. Fork the repository and add content/dumps/<slug>/manifest.json and raw.md.
  2. Open one pull request per dump.
  3. CI validates the manifest schema and rejects junk before merge.

Manifest schema

Required fields: slug, title, type, domain, date, stakes, trust_level, content_flags, summary.

{
  "slug":    "YYYY-MM-DD-short-name",
  "title":   "string",
  "type":    "note | case | pack",
  "domain":  "engineering | finance | art | law | science | education | other",
  "date":    "YYYY-MM-DD",
  "stakes":  "low | medium | high",
  "trust_level": "raw | self-tested | community-tested | adapted | library",
  "content_flags": [],
  "summary": "1–3 sentences"
}
  • Secrets cleaned: tokens, keys, passwords, personal data never enter a dump.
  • Examples are synthetic; real financial or personal data is never published.
  • Sources include correspondence → REDACTIONS.md attached with the removed list.
  • Stakes and flags are honest: underestimating risk withdraws the dump.
  • generated_by is honest: agent / human / hybrid. No disguise.
  • Heavy files go to a Release by tag convention, not into the repository.

Licences

Built on Ignition. MIT for code, CC-BY-4.0 for content.

House rules and the PR template — CONTRIBUTING.md · Questions and risk reports — GitHub Issues