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Bank Map

skill-ledq-resumery-bank-map · by ledq

Regenerate bank/evidence_map.md, the drafter's derived index of the experience bank. Run after any edit to bank/experience_bank.md (new role, new contribution, updated facts). Reads the full bank, rebuilds the map from scratch.

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$ agentstack add skill-ledq-resumery-bank-map

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  • Environment & secrets No
  • Dynamic code execution No

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About

/bank-map: regenerate the evidence map

bank/evidence_map.md is a derived index of bank/experience_bank.md, read by the draft stage to turn its JD-coverage pass into a lookup instead of a per-run re-derivation. It is never a source of truth: every resume claim traces to the bank, and on any disagreement the map is stale and the bank wins. Regenerate it whole: read the entire bank fresh and rewrite the file; do not patch the old map.

Structure (three sections, in this order)

  1. Requirement lookup: what JDs ask → strongest bank evidence, grouped under theme

headings (platform/backend, full-stack/frontend, data engineering, cloud/DevOps, databases/performance, ML/AI, systems/embedded, collaboration/communication; adjust themes to what the bank actually contains). Each line: the requirement as JDs phrase it → the evidence, tagged with [role_id], plus the headline facts and a production/ deployed marker where true.

  1. Angle inventory: one entry per bank unit (each contribution and project). Header

carries [role_id], ownership (sole/partial), and status (production, POC, shipped, competition). Body lists the distinct honest facings the unit supports (e.g. a config platform may face schema design, API design, distributed systems, and IaC), each angle with the exact facts (numbers, tools, tradeoffs, outcomes) behind it.

  1. Absences and standing adjacency candidates: bank-wide absence facts (languages,

clouds, platforms, role types the bank does NOT evidence), verified by scanning the whole bank, so the drafter can settle gap verdicts without a full re-scan; then the nearest-honest-evidence candidates for requirements that recur in postings, marked explicitly as per-JD decisions.

Rules

  • Facts, never prose. Telegraphic fragments only; no sentence that could be lifted

onto a resume. If an entry reads like a finished bullet, break it back into facts.

  • Numbers verbatim from the bank. Metrics, costs, scale, dates: copy exactly; never

round further or extrapolate.

  • Every entry keyed. [role_id] on everything, so the drafter maps evidence to

resume structure without re-reading headers.

  • Angles must be honest facings, not aspirations. An angle exists only if the bank's

facts under it would survive the evaluator's grounding check on their own.

  • Absence claims are claims. State an absence only after checking the entire bank,

including the projects and skills sections.

  • Never launder placeholders. Bracketed TODOs or unfilled fields in the bank are not

facts; where a unit has them, note the boundary ("do not claim beyond the above").

  • Stamp it. Open the file with the generation date, the regeneration command, and

the derived-not-source contract.

When done, confirm the map's unit count matches the bank's (every contribution and project has exactly one angle-inventory entry) and stop.

Source & license

This open-source skill is cataloged on AgentStack and links to its original source — we do not rehost the code.

Install and usage instructions live in the source repository linked above.

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Versions

  • v0.1.0 Imported from the upstream source.