frame-task

Define scope, constraints, and success criteria for scale review tasks.

Updated Feb 25, 2026
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/LayerDynamics/Lore --skill frame-task
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Skill: frame-task
Source: https://github.com/LayerDynamics/Lore/tree/main/lore/skills/frame-task
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/LayerDynamics/Lore --skill frame-task

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

💡 This Skill includes scripts (resource) components.

What problem does it solve?

This Skill helps define the boundaries, constraints, and success criteria for a task before evaluating its scalability, ensuring a clear understanding of what "works at scale" means.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Scope Definition: Clearly outlines input, output, and dependency scopes.
  • Constraint Identification: Lists critical constraints like time, resources, and concurrency.
  • Success Criteria: Establishes measurable goals for performance at different load levels.
  • Use Case: Before implementing a new API endpoint, use this skill to define its expected load, resource usage, and acceptable latency at 10x and 100x traffic.

Quick Start

Use the frame-task skill to define the scope and constraints for processing user uploads.

Frequently Asked Questions about frame-task

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

FAQPage Schema
How do I define task scope for evaluating API scalability?

To define task scope for evaluating API scalability, you must clearly articulate the input and output boundaries, list resource limitations, and specify performance metrics under increased load. This establishes a clear understanding of what works at scale.

What is task framing for scale review?

Task framing for scale review is the process of defining a task's scope, constraints, and success criteria before evaluating its performance. It applies to any task requiring evaluation under increased load, such as data processing pipelines or batch jobs.

Can I use this approach to frame batch jobs for performance evaluation?

Yes, you can use this approach to frame batch jobs for performance evaluation. The process requires you to articulate clear input and output boundaries, identify critical constraints like concurrency, and establish measurable performance goals.

What constraints do I need to identify before testing performance at scale?

Before testing performance at scale, you need to identify critical constraints like time, resources, and concurrency limitations. Listing these dependencies ensures you understand the operational boundaries before evaluating the task under increased load.

Why does my task framing fail without clear input and output boundaries?

Task framing fails without clear input and output boundaries because it becomes impossible to establish meaningful success criteria or identify relevant resource constraints. Defining these scopes is required to evaluate scalability accurately.