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Jerboa Garden: Intended!
Diodes: Intended!

African Wigwam: Intended! It deviates from my intended solution in the final 2 skill assignments. Will probably remove Nepster's variant because it's hard to execute.

Overhead: You cancel a different digger by building, which leads to an accepted alternative that saves entirely different lixes. My solution saves a non-climber from the left hatch instead, which requires the final digger that you have left over. I'll leave both solutions in. The main idea is freeing the right crowd with a climber from the left hatch, and it looks like all solutions must do that.

At the Pond: You free the blocker and bat over the pond with the same batter, otherwise it's my solution. I'd like to make yours the intended solution, it's a good skill save.

Getting the timing for the batter in "African Wigwam" was a bit finicky for me but I don't have much experience with this game. I kind of liked the frog in the sand waiting for its prey.
I actually liked the leeway that the extra batter gives you in "At the pond".
In "Jerboa Garden" I could save the digger but this was a level where I had to puzzle around a lot to get to a working set up.
"Overhead" was quite nice for me since I could basically see what to do very early. Unfortunately I stepped in every mistake I could make.
"Diodes" felt somehow very classical.

"Frog Fractions" was a nice and not too hard of a level.
"Parrot cage" had a nice puzzle.
I tried for a long time a wrong approach in "Solitary Confinement" but actually the solution is not even that hard.
"In the cubicle" was much trial and error for me but the title hinted at least at what to do. Is there a way to assess how to do the block?
"Rock on the Block" seemed to be dependent a many different aspects if it works out well: when to start the digger, when to bat, when to use the bashers. I thought my successful attempt would fail but magically worked out. But this was generally the level that I solved last since I had no idea how to approach it for a long time. 

Diodes: Intended!

Overhead: Intended!

At the Pond: Intended! Yeah, I'll keep 3 batters for lenience. The core trick is to turn with batters near the exit.

African Wigwam: Intended! Yeah, the batter is precise. I consider it OK because it's immediately at start, and almost everything else fails, pointing to this batting idea.

Jerboa Garden: You took great care to delay the second digger, giving the builder enough time to climb the second digger's left wall and bonk at the top. I didn't think this timing was possible. This will be hard to fix, but I should fix it. You're very close to the intended solution:

Spoiler

After the second digger is halfway through, assign her miner.  This will delay her breakthrough, allowing the builder to climb and bonk.

"Frog Fractions" has many slightly different solutions I think. I slapped it together at some point and don't care about it that much, so I'm not sure I want to narrow it down to a single solution, but I attached a variation of the level that I think might enforce the intended one.
"Parrot cage" is the intended solution.
"Solitary Confinement": this is the same solution that Nepster found. My solution is maybe a little bit more hidden, but I'm not sure I want to enforce it. The level doesn't have to be hard. If you want to look for the intended solution, you can try the attached version though.
"In the cubicle" is a backroute. It's my fault for not testing is properly, I expected something like this might be possible, but didn't have time to test. I attached a fix. The solution should work without trial and error.
"Rock on the Block" is in spirit of the intentional solution. I place the digger near the blocker, so it can release the trapped lix and that one can bash, but your variation works as well. It feels a little bit random, but I think there's quite a bit of leeway in the execution as the basher assignments have 3 possible vertical positions for them to work.

Frog Fraction: I actually used platforming over the frog before Nepster found my intended solution (which I had forgotten by then).
Cubicle: If the second platformer brick hadn't made it in time, your lix would have splatted. When I realized I could use the brick through terrain trick, I actually increased the height of the level to require it.

To "Solitary Conifinement": My biggest problem generally with the level was that I didn't realize that using the digger first lets me manipulate where the miner tunnel goes (, which is required in both solutions). The intended solution maybe uses a bit more the gimmick of the level, that it wraps around.

To "In the cubicle": I tried the overfinicky method because I ran out of ideas. My first method seemed viable to me since I have played other lix levels that use the quirks of the cuber. Ironically I thought the upper platform was too long since it made it more difficult to perform my solution but instead it was a bit too short to prevent the solution from being doable.
I actually splatted one of my lix in one of my new attempts because I started the platformer too early.

To "Frog Fractions": Having done three different solutions I think the variability fits the level. None of the three seemed to be particularly harder or easier. It seems rather one of the easier levels and to such different solutions seem to fit.

Jerboa Garden: You have 70 % of the intended route, but turn the builder in a different way than intended. I'm considering to put steel below the builder's assignment spot, miners 1->0, bashers 1->2.

African Wigwam: Very close, I'll keep this! The intended route bats from higher on the mountain and doesn't use the digger before batting.

Diodes: Cute trick, will let it stand! It's very much different than the intended route, but that's fine. The intended route creates a climber-impassable ledge with the platformer, and sends the climbers on a detour to the left for delay while platforming.

Overhead: Intended!

At the Pond: Intended!

geoo's levels: I didn't examine Rock on the Block because haven't solved myself. Everything else looks like my own solution. Nice!

solitaryconfinement.txt
frogfractions.txt
diodes.txt
atthepond.txt
deadlycells.txt
overhead.txt
scrapingthescripture.txt
centipede.txt
sendingapostcard.txt
jerboagarden.txt
ifoisland.txt
spinmearound.txt
thebottomless.txt
parrotcage.txt
africanwigwam.txt
inthecubicle.txt
rockontheblock.txt

lower the exit by a few pixels, to prevent overly precise ideas.

Exit is lower by 4 hi-res = 2 lo-res pixels. The steel platform below the exit is narrower horizontally. It's still centered.