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Solace (Mark)

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@mark-brannan · Seattle, WA

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Personal account; Founder @Dark-Star-LLC ; currently @ HCLTech / Boeing ; previously @markatgrindr (Grindr, 2022-2023) ; Amazon (2011-2022);

Skills Distribution
DomainDeveloper To...Task & Kanban Boar.. (40%)Session Continuity.. (25%)GitHub Issue & PR .. (20%)API & Data Model D.. (10%)

Agent Skills by Solace (Mark)

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Frequently Asked Questions About Solace (Mark)

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What tasks can I perform with Solace's skills?▼

You can capture open loops as kanban cards, walk cards step-by-step with exact links and commands, reconcile the board against GitHub reality, garbage-collect stale entries, rank system parts by change cost with IADA, walk decision cards to rulings, publish a new npm package's first release, and resume or wrap up sessions.

Who are these skills designed for?▼

They are built for a single developer (Solace) running a personal kanban.md board across sessions, but the patterns suit any engineer managing open loops, decision cards, and GitHub issues who wants mechanical, proof-backed board hygiene rather than autonomous work execution.

How do the session continuity skills work in practice?▼

The wrapup skill writes a narrative log to a state repo, lists opened or labelled issues, dry-runs a board sweep, and emits a paste-ready hand-off prompt. The pickup skill later reads the resume block from that checkpoint to restore context and continue the same branch of work.

What prerequisites do these skills require?▼

They assume a global kanban.md board in the house format, a state repo for session logs, and GitHub CLI access, since reconcile verifies every finding with a gh check. The worklist skill additionally depends on running its underlying worklist script to report project status.

Do these skills do the work autonomously?▼

No. Card-helper explicitly escorts the user through loops only the user can close in UIs and accounts an agent cannot reach, and sweep deletes or moves only items the user ticks. Reconcile and sweep are mechanical and proof-based, while sequence handles high-judgment decision rulings.