ask-user-question

To get user input via UI prompts, you display questions and selectable options in a graphical user interface. This facilitates user clarification, preference gathering, and action confirmation when direct CLI communication is unavailable.

Yes, you can present multiple choice options for user confirmation before executing a task. The system supports single and multi-select options, alongside custom text input via an 'Other' option, to gather explicit consent for critical actions.

Yes, this user interaction skill works with TypeScript and Node.js environments. It is built using the Model Context Protocol SDK and relies on TypeScript execution via tsx to render graphical prompts and process user responses.

The best way to resolve task ambiguities without direct CLI access is interactive clarification through a graphical user interface. You can present specific questions and predefined options to the user, ensuring accurate preference selection before proceeding.

Limitations when using GUI prompts for user preference gathering include relying entirely on the graphical interface for interaction. If the environment supports direct CLI output, using GUI prompts may be unnecessary overhead for simple user interactions.