elide-case
This skill contains shell command directives (!`command`) that may execute system commands. Review carefully before installing.
elide-case — a court opinion cut into a student reading, on the work spine
What this skill carries — grep references/ for any subject the names below miss:
!d=${CLAUDE_SKILL_DIR}; command -v skill-toc >/dev/null 2>&1 && exec skill-toc "$d"; s=$HOME/.claude/skills/plugin-utils/bin/skill-toc; [ -x "$s" ] && exec "$s" "$d"; echo "(skill-toc unavailable: references and scripts are NOT listed here — install the plugin-utils plugin, or start a new session so its bin/ reaches PATH)"
Typst rules in force here — read the one that governs what you are writing; they are independent:
!k=notes,prose; command -v typst-rules >/dev/null 2>&1 && exec typst-rules "$k"; r=$HOME/.claude/skills/typst/scripts/load-constraints; [ -x "$r" ] && exec "$r" "$k"; r=$HOME/projects/typst/scripts/load-constraints; [ -x "$r" ] && exec "$r" "$k"; echo "(typst corpus unavailable: NO Typst rule is listed here — install the typst plugin, or start a new session so its bin/ reaches PATH)"
The lifecycle is work. Read it and
follow it. This file supplies work's spine with the domain and nothing else — the three CLARIFY
questions, the plan grammar, the task rows, the two scored checks, the one mechanical entry point, the refs
and the authority text. It ships no workflow.js and no .js of any kind, and restates none of
work's mechanics.
The domain rules live in references/ and reach every dispatched agent through refs: