Soft Skills Toolkit (sstk)

👉️ GitHub

👉️ Website

What's this?

Welcome. I'm building "Soft Skills Engineering," and I cover the theory and concepts on sta - DEV Community. This is the place where I publish tools that help you practice and apply soft skills.

Notes

• "Tools" here do not mean software; they refer to things like templates, checklists, and procedures
• Everything is written in Markdown, so readers can start using it immediately via copy-and-paste
  • Of course, you can also integrate it with AI agents
• Supported languages are as follows
  • Japanese
  • English (filenames ending with _EN)

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The rest of this document is for developers

Natural language to use

• 1: Japanese
• 2: For English translations, I use generative AI

Developing tools

• Creating tools
  • Write them in Markdown. The template is _new.md
• Translating tools
  • Use translator.py. You can invoke it quickly as a task in VSCode
  • It uses the OpenAI API
• Deploying tools
  • For now, the assumption is that people will view the repository directly on GitHub
  • ★I'd like to consider a static site as well. GitHub Pages should be sufficient

Entrance pages

• README and index.md are special; they serve as "entrance" pages
• For how to update them, see cmd_paste_to_main.md

Working with Cline

• I use it when creating scripts:
  • Write the specs under .clinerules/, then ask Cline "create ~~" to generate them
  • This is not SDD-compliant; the content under .clinerules/ is only input material

Repository operations

• There's only one branch: master
  • Because sstk is "always unfinished"
  • If the latest version has issues, just go back to an earlier point as appropriate
• Issues are welcome
• Pull requests are not accepted
  • Because sstk is my work
  • 🐰 I'd like to create a separate repository someday for a "community-built sstk"—maybe something like awesome-sstk?

License

MIT