full-output-enforcement

Apply explicit anti-truncation rules that ban placeholder patterns like "// rest of code" and "for brevity". This Skill locks the deliverable count upfront and cross-checks the output so nothing is skipped or shortened.

Write at full quality up to a clean breakpoint such as the end of a function or file, then emit a pause marker like "[PAUSED — X of Y complete]". On "continue", resume exactly where you stopped without recap or repetition.

Common signs include comments like "// ...", "// implement here", "// similar to above", and prose like "let me know if you want me to continue" or "the rest follows the same pattern". Structural shortcuts like skeleton-only output are also failures.

Avoid it for exploratory brainstorming, quick prototypes, or when you explicitly want a short summary or skeleton. The Skill treats every task as production-critical, which adds length and latency unnecessary for casual queries.

Yes, it is a prompt-level instruction set with no code dependencies, so it works with any model that accepts system or skill instructions. Effectiveness depends on the model's instruction-following ability and context window size.