The Knowledge Base.

Encapsulation, abstraction, inheritance, polymorphism, the four pillars, with examples.

The classic Gang-of-Four patterns, creational, structural, behavioral, and when to use them.

Threads vs processes, race conditions, locks, deadlocks, and writing thread-safe code.

What a memory leak is, the common causes across languages, and how to find and prevent them.

Reference counting, ownership, and how unique/shared pointers stop leaks at the source.

static_cast, dynamic_cast, const_cast and reinterpret_cast, what each one actually does.

The language and .NET, the type system, and the features that define it: LINQ, async/await, generics, records.

JavaScript Object Notation: the syntax, the six data types, JSON vs XML, and why it runs every API and AI call.

Elements, attributes, the tree, well-formed vs valid, namespaces, and the XML behind every RSS and Atom feed.

Feeds, readers, the orange XML buttons, and how RSS and Atom differ, the basics, clearly.

The internet's address book: how resolution works, every record type, TTL and propagation, and how to set records up.

Domain registration records: WHOIS vs RDAP, the status codes, why registrant data is redacted, and keeping yours healthy.

Methods, status codes, headers, and the request/response cycle behind every web call.

The protocol that moves email, the SMTP conversation, envelopes, and why mail gets blocked.

The two protocols for retrieving mail, how they differ, and which one you actually want.

The 4 reasons legit mail lands in spam, how SPF, DKIM, and DMARC work together, and how to diagnose and fix it.

The umbrella over SPF and DKIM: alignment, the none/quarantine/reject policy progression, reports, and a safe rollout.

The record that says who may send for your domain: mechanisms, ~all vs -all, the forwarding break, and the 10-lookup limit.

Cryptographic email signing: how the signature and selector work, what they protect, and why DKIM survives forwarding.

What ping really measures, the ICMP echo request/reply, TTL, and reading the results.

What a network port is, how a port scan works, the common scan types, and what they reveal.

Bash basics, the shebang, variables and quoting, pipes and redirection, and the gotchas that bite.

Crontab's five fields, ranges and steps, named shortcuts, the day-of-month vs day-of-week OR gotcha, and why jobs fail.

What CSS is, the three ways to add it, selectors, the box model, sane sizing, and a live editor to try it in.

A local-first command center where a coding agent works over your own notes and tools, with saved rules, routines, and verify loops. The real primitives (CLAUDE.md, slash commands, skills, subagents, MCP), the security you need, and a builder that writes a routine for you.

What version control is, the working-tree, staging, commit, and remote model, the everyday commands, branches, the gotchas (gitignore, secrets, conflicts), and why it is your safety net with AI coding.

Use AI as your strategist to plan, package, script, and diversify a channel, grounded in the real 2026 Partner Program thresholds, the honest economics, and the AI-content policy that demonetizes 'slop'. With an eligibility checker and 8 rebuilt prompts.