clarify
Clarify
Resolve ambiguity before action. This skill turns vague, incomplete, or contradictory implementation requests into precise, actionable scope through structured clarification or documented assumptions.
Invocation posture: hybrid. Prefer explicit invocation. Automatic activation should stay limited to high-confidence implementation ambiguity, not general idea exploration.
When To Activate
- The user explicitly asks to clarify requirements, disambiguate a request, or spec a change before implementation
- An implementation request contains direct contradictions or mutually exclusive constraints
- Acceptance criteria or scope boundaries are missing in a way that would materially change what gets built
- The user asks you to proceed with assumptions and those assumptions need to be made explicit
- Multiple plausible implementations exist and choosing among them would change files, APIs, or user-visible behavior
When Not To Use
- Open-ended option exploration, strategy work, or direction-finding; use
brainstorming - Requests that mainly ask "what should we do?" rather than "what exactly should we build?"
- Specific actionable tasks with clear files, error messages, or expected outcomes
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