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    Laser Machines · robustagile bundle
    Fiber, MOPA and CO2 laser engraving and marking - the machine and the material side. Register a machine and calibrate LightBurn for it; research, seed and calibrate burn recipes per material; choose the parameters for a job; diagnose a mark that came out wrong. Use whenever the subject is laser engraving equipment, burn parameters (power, speed, frequency, pulse duration, line interval, passes, defocus), a test burn, or a result that looks wrong - grey instead of black, burned through, nothing visible.
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    Laser Lightburn · robustagile bundle
    Write LightBurn `.lbrn` project files, and deliver cut settings as text for a job the user drew themselves. Use when a laser test card or job file has to be generated, when a question is about the `.lbrn` format or what LightBurn does with an element, or when layer parameters must be handed over for typing into LightBurn's cut settings. A service to `laser-machines`: it holds no opinion about materials and runs no dialogue about what to engrave.
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    Six Sigma R · robustagile bundle
    Generates R implementations for Six Sigma / statistical-process-control tasks — control charts (X-bar R, I-MR, P, NP, C, U), process capability (Cp/Cpk/Pp/Ppk), DPMO and sigma level, Pareto and run charts, histograms, box plots, scatter/regression, correlation, hypothesis tests (1- and 2-sample t, proportion, Wilcoxon, chi-square), one-way and regression ANOVA, binomial/Poisson/normal distribution calculations, and sample-size / power analysis. It ALSO recommends which technique to use when the user describes a practical problem, a DMAIC phase, or just a data shape — "customers are complaining about delivery times", "we're in the Analyze phase, where do we start", "I have pass/fail data per day, what chart applies" — and then produces the R code for the recommended technique. Use this skill whenever the user asks for R code related to quality improvement, process control, DMAIC analysis, defect-rate statistics, capability studies, or any of the techniques named above — even when they don't say "Six Sigma" exp
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