What problem does it solve? SKILL.md files and execution routers often grow bloated with long examples, templates, and rare exceptions, making them hard to load and maintain. This Skill restructures them using progressive disclosure so only always-needed execution contracts stay in the body while conditional details move to on-demand references—without losing safety rules, examples, or discoverability. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Always-vs-conditional classification: Sorts each paragraph into categories like Always hard constraint, Conditional default, Judgment space, Fixture/example, Historical, or Duplicate. - Reference extraction workflow: Follows the modes inventory → classify-always-vs-conditional → extract-references → rewrite-router → validate-disclosure, with detailed rules in references/progressive-disclosure-rules.md. - Completeness-first validation: Rejects line-count or size targets as completion criteria and requires proof that decisions, exceptions, and failure conditions survive the move. - Use Case: A SKILL.md has grown to hundreds of lines with embedded templates and edge-case tables. Use this Skill to keep the execution contract in the body, move conditional material into linked references, and verify nothing needed for behavior or safety was lost. ## Quick Start Simplify this SKILL.md by moving conditional details into references while preserving all required behavior, safety rules, and discoverability.
