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32 lines
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# Intent Confidence
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- Confidence score: `30/100`
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- Confidence band: `low`
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- Gate passed: `False`
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- Recommended action: Pause before deep authoring and close the highest-leverage gaps first.
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## Current Reading
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Create, refactor, evaluate, and package agent skills from workflows, prompts, transcripts, docs, or notes. Use when asked to create a skill, turn a repeated process into a reusable skill, improve an existing skill, add evals, or package a skill for team reuse.
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## Strong Signals
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- The recurring job is concrete enough to anchor the package.
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## Gaps To Close
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- **Real inputs are missing** (`high`): Without real inputs, it is hard to choose assets, scripts, or examples.
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- **Primary output is missing** (`high`): The package does not yet know what it must hand back.
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- **Near-neighbor exclusions are missing** (`high`): The route may blur into nearby requests without an exclusion list.
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- **Constraints are missing** (`high`): The package does not yet know which tradeoffs matter most.
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- **Quality bar is implied, not explicit** (`medium`): The first evaluation target is still underspecified.
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## Follow-Up Questions
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- **What material will people actually hand to this skill in practice?**
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- Why: Real input shape decides whether references, scripts, or examples are needed.
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- **What finished hand-back should this skill return so the next person can keep moving?**
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- Why: The output is the anchor for package design and review.
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- **What nearby requests should this skill clearly leave out so the boundary stays clean?**
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- Why: Exclusions are the fastest route to better trigger quality.
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