# skylrs

> Schuyler "Sky" Sloane. Software engineer and founder. Links, resources, and such: Function Desk LLC, and a blog written in an experimental format called prompticles.

skylrs.com is the personal site of Schuyler "Sky" Sloane: a short homepage, a link to Function Desk LLC (the way to hire him), and a blog written in an experimental format called prompticles. There is no social media presence. No cookies, no analytics.

## Pages

- [Home](https://skylrs.com/): who Sky is and how to reach him
- [Prompticles](https://skylrs.com/prompticles/): the blog index, with search
- [Context versions](https://skylrs.com/prompticles/context/): the instruction sets prompticles are produced with
- [RSS](https://skylrs.com/prompticles/rss.xml)

## Prompticles

- [Prompticle Zero](https://skylrs.com/prompticles/prompticle-zero/) (#0, 2026-09-25): A prompticle is a short, source-backed article in four fixed parts, written to a published, hash-named set of instructions. This one defines version 1.0 by being one. Source: https://skylrs.com/prompticles/prompticle-zero.md

## Context versions

- [{CF50A7} version 1](https://skylrs.com/prompticles/context/CF50A7/) (2026-09-25): generation instructions, 4346 characters. Source: https://skylrs.com/prompticles/context/CF50A7.md

## Format

- A prompticle has four parts in order: Spark (the question, written as a prompt), Delve (the answer, most important sentence first), Spurs (numbered follow-up prompts, each usable on its own), Marginalia (sources and provenance, including a generation stamp).
- Each prompticle records the context version (instruction set) it was written with. To turn a spur into a new prompticle, give a model the spur together with those instructions, or with your own.