SDD Clarify — ask well, build once

The cheapest token is the one you don't spend re-doing work. A vague request implemented blind burns iterations (implement → wrong → re-implement → re-review). This skill front-loads the ambiguity: a short, sharp clarification pass turns a fuzzy ask into a well-scoped SDD change, so the implement/review loop runs once. Modeled on GitHub Spec-Kit's /speckit.clarify and Matt Pocock's grill-me skill (interview until shared understanding, resolving each branch of the decision tree, with a recommended answer per question) — adapted to be token-frugal.

When to use

On any feature/bug request, BEFORE proposing a spec or touching code. It is the step that feeds /opsx:propose (or the workflow's spec phase) a goal that's actually pinned down.

The clarify pass