ask-question

To prompt users with options and collect confirmations, you can use a structured question tool to present choices with clear headers and labels. This aggregates multiple questions into a single interaction, streamlining user decisions before the AI proceeds.

Consolidating multiple user questions into a single interaction requires aggregating option-based prompts. You construct structured questions with headers, labels, and descriptions, allowing the AI to render and process all confirmations at once.

To structure a question with options for user interaction, define a question object containing a header, the question text, and an array of options. Each option should include a label and description to clearly present choices to the user.

You need to use option-based prompts for user decisions when a workflow depends on user input. This mechanism ensures the AI pauses to collect necessary confirmations or choices before proceeding with the next action.

The ask-question skill works without external dependencies, relying solely on a built-in question tool. The AI is expected to render the provided structured prompts and process the user's selected options directly.

A limitation of aggregating multiple questions is that the AI must correctly render and process the entire structured prompt simultaneously. The skill expects the system to handle the question tool natively, without relying on external components.