Where this sits in the system

Context is what the worker knows. A skill is the method it follows. A pack is a folder of methods. None of them does any work alone. Work happens when a job runs the right skill against the right context on a schedule, checks its output, and leaves a receipt the next worker can inspect.

1. Context — the verified facts, goals, evidence, decisions, and working state kept in user-owned Markdown, Obsidian, Drive, or Git so any authorized model can pick up the same work.
2. Skill — one task, written down to a standard, so an agent can run it without you in the room. There are 239 of them.
3. Pack — those skills bundled into a download you install in one paste.
4. Agent — a named role with a job description — not a chat window you retype every morning.
5. Job — a schedule, a QA cycle, and somewhere to keep working files. Miss any of the three and nothing runs twice.
6. ProofYOU ARE HERE — every finished run written up in public, and the lesson pushed back into the skill.

The map: The System · every asset: Asset Tracker · next door: Skill Pack Library.