wait-what

Summary

A minimal skill that asks an AI agent to re-pitch a previous message in simpler, clearer language using Simplified Technical English and repository-specific glossary terminology. It enforces explicit invocation only and produces no file writes, shell commands, or code generation — it is purely a communication clarification tool.

Detected Capabilities

Trigger Keywords

Phrases that agents use to match this skill to user intent.

Use Cases

• Request clarification when an AI explanation is unclear or too technical
• Ask the agent to rephrase using domain-specific terminology from a project's glossary
• Simplify jargon-heavy or context-dense technical explanations into accessible language
• Enforce communication standards (ASD-STE100) for technical documentation clarity

Quality Notes

• Skill is extremely minimal — no file operations, shell commands, or network access
• Clear scope: communication only, no state changes or side effects
• Relies on external files (GLOSSARY.md, GLOSSARY-MAP.md) that are not provided; this could limit utility if glossary is missing
• Instructions are terse; no error handling or edge cases documented (e.g., what if glossary doesn't exist?)
• Well-structured frontmatter with disable-model-invocation=true prevents accidental activation
• Language standard (ASD-STE100) is specific and measurable, good for clarity
• No examples of what good output looks like
• No guidance on when this skill should NOT be used