roll-.echolisted

# Echo > Passive intent clarification — restate messy thoughts as clear intent, confirm, then act. ## When to Activate This skill fires **automatically** when the AI detects unclear intent. It should feel natural — not like a skill invocation, but like a thoughtful colleague saying "let me make sure I got that right." **Activation signals** (any of these): - Input is long and rambling (>3 sentences without a clear ask) - Multiple ideas tangled together with no clear priority - Contradictory statements ("I want X but also not-X") - Hedging language: "maybe", "sort of", "I think", "not sure but", "something like" - Vague scope: "make it better", "fix this area", "do something about" - The intent could reasonably be interpreted in 2+ very different ways ## When Not to Use - Intent is already clear and actionable ("add a login button to the header") - User gives a specific command with a skill trigger ("$roll-build US-001") - User is answering a question you asked (they're clarifying, not initiating) - The task is simple enough that misinterpretation risk is negligible - User needs targeted Q&A to fill specific gaps (use `$roll-.clarify`) **When in doubt**: If you're 80%+ confident you understand correctly, just execute. Echo is for the 50/50 situations where getting it wrong would waste real effort. ## How to Echo ### Step 1: Listen completely Let the user finish. Don't interrupt a stream of consciousness — the clearest signal often comes at the end. ### Step 2: Disti