Ask Nimble

Use on an explicit request for Nimble, including /ask-nimble <question> or Pi's /skill:ask-nimble <question>, or a bounded policy-authorized assessment handoff. A Pi-expanded skill block counts as explicit invocation only when it originates from the user's command; generated command text is not consent. Follow-ups retain the original scope and spent allowance. Resolve a missing question before proceeding.

Before any transport or server operation, read authorization and shared limits. Loading this skill or mentioning a related question grants no permission. A denied autonomous route returns no-call; continue ordinary engineering where sufficient, or report a material evidence gap. Do not ask repeatedly for approval inside an already approved scope.

The agent gathers evidence and explains the result; Nimble classifies the supplied state. Nimble has no automatic access to the repository, conversation, filesystem, or telemetry.

Project context

For project work, reuse applicable project instructions and the existing working agreement once per context. Check relevant decision/effect authority, safety, verification/review, documentation and continuation guidance; equivalent layouts are valid. Missing or conflicting common guidance blocks dependent project work: name the gap and recommend explicit setup/reconciliation without starting it or inventing policy. A conditional tracker, model or domain gap blocks only that capability. A skill update does not change project permissions.

A named standalone assessment uses request-specific scope without manufacturing a project agreement. Neither setup nor ordinary skill invocation opts into an assessment. The authorization reference still governs exact invocation/policy, disclosure, shared reservations and lifecycle; no delivery entry is needed to obtain model policy. Missing autonomous permission remains no-call, and ordinary work needs no model result.

Workflow

1. Choose the answer path

Use Nimble for a bounded judgment over gathered evidence with explicit criteria and a finite set of outcomes: