autonomous-execution-threshold

Decides when to execute user requests autonomously using dynamic confidence thresholds.

6|1|Updated May 11, 2026
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/yakeworld/Synthos --skill autonomous-execution-threshold-yakeworld
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Skill: autonomous-execution-threshold
Source: https://github.com/yakeworld/Synthos/tree/main/skills/extended/external-automation/automation-skills/metacognition/autonomous-execution-threshold
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/yakeworld/Synthos --skill autonomous-execution-threshold-yakeworld

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What problem does it solve? AI assistants waste user attention by asking for confirmation on routine tasks or, conversely, acting recklessly on irreversible operations. This Skill implements a Predict-Judge-Act protocol that computes a dynamic confidence score from user language signals and decides whether to execute silently, present options with predictions, or require explicit confirmation. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Dynamic Confidence Scoring: Analyzes sentence type (imperative, question, ellipsis) and signal words (affirmative, negative, hesitant, command) to compute a confidence value between 0.1 and 0.99 from a 0.80 baseline. - Three-Zone Threshold Matrix: Executes directly at 80%+ confidence, presents 2-3 options with predictions at 60-80%, and always requires confirmation for red-line actions like irreversible deletions, spending money, or public releases. - Correction Learning Loop: Records user corrections into a reverse case library, promotes repeated corrections into the direct-execution zone, and patches behavior without apologizing. - Use Case: When a user says "continue" mid-pipeline, the Skill computes 95% confidence, executes the next pipeline step immediately without asking, and appends the reasoning chain afterward. ## Quick Start Apply the autonomous execution threshold protocol to decide whether my next request should be executed directly or presented as options.

Frequently Asked Questions about autonomous-execution-threshold

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How does the autonomous execution threshold decide when to act without asking?

It computes a dynamic confidence score starting from a 0.80 baseline, adjusted by signal words (affirmative +0.10, negative -0.08 to -0.20), sentence type (imperative +0.10, question -0.15), and correction history. Scores at or above 80% trigger silent execution with a reasoning chain appended afterward.

What is the Predict-Judge-Act protocol in conversational AI agents?

Predict-Judge-Act is a loop where the agent internally predicts user intent and confidence, judges it against thresholds, then acts. Prediction and judgment stay invisible to the user; only the executed result and a trailing reasoning chain are shown.

Which actions always require user confirmation regardless of confidence?

Red-line actions require confirmation at any confidence level: deleting unrecoverable data, changing core philosophy or constitution, spending money or subscriptions, modifying user environment configuration, and public releases or submissions made on the user's behalf.

How does the skill learn from user corrections?

When corrected, the agent stops immediately, records the correction to memory, patches the relevant skill, and replies with a short acknowledgment instead of an apology. Repeated corrections in the same scenario get promoted into the direct-execution zone of the threshold matrix.

When should tasks be delegated to sub-agents instead of executed directly?

Independent parallel tasks like multi-paper quality checks or multi-project cleanup should be delegated to sub-agents running local models. Single-step operations and tasks needing main-session context stay with the primary agent, and long background tasks use background terminals or cron jobs.