What context supplies
- Verified roles, projects, education, and credentials.
- Stated goals, interests, and preferred direction.
- Proof links, constraints, and claims to avoid.
- A reusable file that can be inspected and corrected.
Documentation · workflow
How VitaeContext works
Keep career context in files you can inspect. Use one focused method for the task in front of you.
Core workflow
Context first. Task second.
VitaeContext gives an agent a stable starting point instead of rebuilding career history inside every conversation.
- 01
Gather trusted material
Start with CVs, profile text, project notes, links, exports, and other material you can inspect.
- 02
Create career context
Use the context skill to organize facts, stated goals, evidence, constraints, and claims to avoid in Markdown.
- 03
Choose one method
Load the skill for the current CV, profile, repository, portfolio, message, interview, or other task.
- 04
Review the result
Check that claims stay supported, goals remain separate from experience, and missing evidence is visible.
What a skill supplies
- A task-specific workflow.
- Platform constraints and source-aware guidance.
- Expected inputs and useful output formats.
- A self-review for evidence, scope, and fabrication.
Normal prompt
Give the context and name the task.
Exact invocation differs by provider. Explicitly name the installed skill when possible.
Use vitaecontext-github.
Read my career context file at ~/.vitaecontext/name-surname-career-context.md.
Audit my GitHub profile and list the changes I should make first.
Do not add claims that are not supported by the file.