ask-user-question

To get user input via UI modals, use this Skill to display interactive graphical dialogs. It resolves the issue of command-line output being invisible by presenting options directly to the user for selection or text entry.

The best way to ask for user confirmation is to trigger a modal dialog with explicit approval or denial pathways. This ensures you obtain clear permission before proceeding with potentially destructive actions like file deletion.

Yes, you can present multiple choice options for user input in a modal. The Skill supports both single and multi-select formats, allowing users to choose specific preferences for tasks like file organization or output formatting.

You collect custom text input by displaying a graphical interface modal. This provides a reliable channel for interactive communication, ensuring user responses are captured even when command-line environments are not visible.

You should use interactive clarification modals when you need to resolve ambiguity before proceeding with a task. They are ideal for preference gathering and ensuring explicit user choices are captured accurately.

Yes, this modal dialog approach supports canceling an action entirely. You can present clear confirmation and denial pathways, giving users the option to approve, review first, or cancel operations.