modelling-conventions
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The shared, representation-agnostic modelling craft reused across the modelling skills — naming discipline, modelling anti-patterns, and the guardrails a modeller follows while working, plus the two load-bearing principles (decouple attributes into reusable first-class properties; identify everything by a stable URI, implicit by default). Use when authoring or reviewing ANY model regardless of representation (conceptual, UML, LinkML, ontology). Trigger on "modelling conventions", "naming conventions for a model", "modelling anti-patterns", "reusable properties/slots", "should this attribute be shared", "URI/identity discipline", "review this model for smells". This is the cosmic-python-style reuse layer for modelling — cited by conceptual-modelling and linkml-engineering, never restated by them.
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- vault-promoteSkill
- vault-resumeSkill
- vault-setupSkill
- vault-tidySkill
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