envelope
SolidClassify any incoming directive as Ship / Ask one focused question / Propose first. Forces a sharp decision instead of a multi-option survey to the principal. The default failure mode for agents is treating ship-work as ask-work (over-surveying) or treating propose-work as ship-work (rushing irreversible changes). This skill prevents both.
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Quality Score: 81/100
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- Author
- wrg32786
- Repository
- wrg32786/aigent-os
- Created
- 2 months ago
- Last Updated
- 3 days ago
- Language
- JavaScript
- License
- MIT
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ship
Implement a clear request or an approved brief/proposal. Work solo, make the smallest sufficient change, verify the changed behavior, and stop. Ask before any delegation.
deliberate
Use when about to throw a substantive decision back at the user as a multiple-choice question, when the user has explicitly delegated the choice ("you decide", "you pick", "i aint picking", "stop asking me to choose", "just do it"), when a craft / strategy / architecture / design / project decision involves competing pressures requiring synthesis, or any time multiple equally-defensible paths exist and the right answer requires deliberation rather than information retrieval. Three-agent sequential loop (Opinion-Drafter → Goal-Auditor → Impact-Maximizer) iterates until convergence, then issues a single recommendation. Skip for trivial mechanical tasks (file ops, format conversions, single-fact lookups, information requests). Auto-fires before any clarifying question that asks the user to pick between substantive options.
ask-the-council
Convenes a panel of opinionated advisors (parallel Claude subagents, each with a distinct mandate and a forbidden move so they genuinely diverge), then a Chairman synthesis that COMMITS to one recommendation with explicit tradeoffs. Use proactively for any high-stakes design, architecture, or tradeoff decision where credible options genuinely compete. Also on "ask the council", "the council", "get a panel". Not for fact-finding or decisions with one obvious answer — answer those directly.