My current intentional work is making these generic across my projects (and agents) whilst still being effective - honestly I'm not there yet, but I'll make it a public repo when I do 🙂

That said, it's a mix of super standard stuff and project specific stuff. I'm doing health and financial software so it references masking and gdpr skills/policies and has lines such as "info level at every successful state change transition with reason where applicable"

So I fibbed - it's a reference document under another skill and it's still in local as I'm working intentionally to try and generify my setup and some of these are still just in a Claude or Gemini home folder.

It isn't something that I imagined ever needing, but I have a folder on my machine called .../skills/logging/SKILL.md

OP with post about high signal to noise ratio, followed by post about glorious shredded cheese

All signal (and cheese). Loving it.

Jaeger v2 released: OpenTelemetry in the core! Project post by the Jaeger maintainers Jaeger, the popular open-source distributed tracing platform, has had a successful 9 year history as being one of the first graduated projects in the Cloud…

#Jaeger v2 released: #OpenTelemetry in the core!

That's what has kept me off for so long, it was never a clear winner between here and mastodon with many I followed split between the two. That said, tw...X doesn't have the pull or critical mass any more, so maybe just adding both will fill that gap.

Old tech twitter was just the best 😢

Charity Majors (@mipsytipsy.bsky.social) cofounder/CTO @honeycombio, co-author of Observability Engineering and Database Reliability Engineering. I test in production and so do you. 🐝🏳️‍🌈🦄

As someone who has followed you on twitter for ages, the mipsytipsy handle is awesome but in my head you are Charity. If you went with @charity.wtf I think more people will find you that way.

Presumably you could reclaim mipsytipsy.bsky.social secondary and keep a tweet pointing to @charity.wtf?