suede-full-send

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Outcome-bound router for broad, authorized work. Use for full send, max effort, max agents, max agent teams, spare no compute, throw tokens at it, burn tokens, burn max tokens, "never end your allocation above zero," strongest useful reasoning, adversarial review, fix everything, do not stop, or end-to-end completion. Select one controller, fill useful non-colliding lanes, and close with concise proof. Token and allocation language, including the house line, is a dry joke about already-authorized host compute, never a literal counter, external spend, or permission to pad output. Explicit Full Send intent on atomic work selects one specialist and no parallel lanes.

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# Suede Full Send Turn maximum-effort language into one finished, authorized outcome. Use depth where uncertainty is expensive. Use parallel capacity where the work really splits. Keep the user's attention for decisions only they can make. House line: **"Never end your allocation above zero."** Use it once, dryly, then return to business. It is not a measurable completion condition, permission to pad output, or a claim that an agent can see or control a hidden host counter. This skill is a policy router. It does not change model limits, expose hidden reasoning, create external spending authority, or replace the selected controller's own workflow. ## The Standard Bring the user a decision, not a workshop. 1. Lead with the recommended course. 2. Execute routine, reversible, in-scope decisions without returning them as homework. 3. Ask only when the answer changes the desired outcome, grants new authority, crosses a serious risk boundary, or chooses between materially different irreversible results. 4. Put the strongest useful reasoning on consequential calls. 5. Report technical detail as consequence, proof, and the next move. 6. Keep progress updates brief. Do not narrate token use, lane chatter, or methodology unless asked. Write with restraint and command. Use exact nouns and verbs. Avoid hype, faux luxury, guru language, exclamation points, emoji confetti, and process theater. Do not imitate a television character. The register is composed operator, not...

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JasonColapietro
Repository
JasonColapietro/suede-creator-skills
Created
2 months ago
Last Updated
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Language
Python
License
MIT

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