selfdriven-ecosystem
selfdriven Ecosystem Builder
Build production-grade web properties, documents, APIs, and organisational frameworks for the selfdriven Foundation ecosystem.
Overview
The selfdriven Foundation operates a family of interconnected domains spanning sovereign identity, banking, AI, community, and professional services. This skill captures the brand system, architectural patterns, content frameworks, and technical standards needed to build consistently across the entire ecosystem — not just a single domain.
Trigger Contexts
Consult this skill for any mention of:
- Any selfdriven domain: selfdriven.money, .foundation, .pro, .network, .ai, .services, .community, .finance, .bot
- TANA (community actuation platform) or any selfdriven-branded property
- KERI/ACDC identity integration in any vertical (banking, legal, healthcare, insurance, etc.)
- ISO 27001 ISMS, compliance frameworks, or governance documents for selfdriven entities
- The selfdriven brand palette, typography, or visual language
- 8 Areas of Focus framework, Human Conductor models, community self-actuation
- API servers for any selfdriven property (CDR Open Banking, identity, agent protocols)
More from selfdriven-octo/skillzeb
mechanical-engineer
Ability to design, analyse, test, and maintain mechanical systems and components that meet defined functional, safety, and performance requirements. Includes applying engineering principles to materials, structures, thermodynamics, fluid mechanics, and motion systems; producing and interpreting technical designs and specifications; validating designs through analysis and testing; and supporting manufacture, operation, and lifecycle management. Applies across industrial, infrastructure, energy, manufacturing, and product contexts and is independent of specific tools or industries, with human accountability retained for safety, compliance, and outcomes.
88industrial-engineer
Ability to analyse, design, optimise, and improve systems that integrate people, processes, technology, and resources to meet defined performance, quality, cost, and safety requirements. Includes applying engineering, statistical, and systems methods to model workflows, identify inefficiencies, evaluate trade-offs, and implement improvements across operations and supply chains. Applies across manufacturing, services, logistics, healthcare, and infrastructure contexts and is independent of specific tools or industries, with human accountability retained for decisions, outcomes, and impacts.
41project-management-specialist
Ability to plan, coordinate, and control projects to achieve defined objectives within agreed scope, time, cost, quality, and risk constraints. Includes defining project plans, managing resources and stakeholders, tracking progress, addressing issues and risks, and adapting delivery in response to change. Applies across technical, organisational, infrastructure, and service contexts and is independent of specific methodologies or tools, with human accountability retained for decisions, governance, and outcomes.
10software-developer
Ability to design, implement, test, deploy, and maintain software systems that meet defined requirements. Includes translating specifications into executable code, applying appropriate programming and design practices, managing changes over time, and operating software in production environments. Applies across application, platform, and infrastructure-adjacent contexts and is independent of specific languages, frameworks, or tools. Work may be performed individually or collaboratively and may be supported by automation or artificial intelligence, with human accountability retained for correctness, security, and outcomes.
8computer-and-information-systems-manager
Ability to plan, direct, and oversee the development, operation, and governance of information systems to meet organisational objectives. Includes aligning technology strategy with business needs, managing teams and resources, ensuring system reliability and security, overseeing budgets and vendors, and governing risk and compliance. Applies across public and private sector contexts and is independent of specific technologies or platforms, with human accountability retained for strategic decisions, assurance, and outcomes.
7