skill-inversion

Interview users with structured questions before executing complex tasks.

1|Updated Mar 18, 2026
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/cr330326/AgentSkill --skill skill-inversion
Or copy as Structured Prompt for Agent
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Skill: skill-inversion
Source: https://github.com/cr330326/AgentSkill/tree/main/validate/skill-inversion
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/cr330326/AgentSkill --skill skill-inversion

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

Agent's default tendency is to start executing immediately after receiving a task. For complex tasks like project planning, architecture design, and migration planning, jumping straight into work often leads to misaligned direction, missed constraints, and costly rework. The Inversion Skill addresses this by forcing a structured interview before action, reducing rework and misinterpretation.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Triggered visit: Detects when multiple execution directions exist, key information is missing, or high rework costs are involved, and activates the interview mode.
  • Dynamic questioning: Generates concrete, closed questions with defaults to accelerate clarification and minimize cognitive overload.
  • Interview workflow: Provides step-by-step templates and progressive digging to ensure high-quality information collection.
  • Use cases: In fuzzy requirements, architecture design, system migration, and large task breakdown.

Quick Start

Describe the task you want to solve, and I will begin by asking targeted questions to clarify requirements.

Frequently Asked Questions about skill-inversion

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

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How do I stop my AI agent from jumping straight into execution and doing unnecessary rework?

To prevent unnecessary rework, use a structured interview workflow that forces the agent to gather requirements before execution. This approach applies progressive discovery and concrete questioning to clarify constraints, ensuring alignment before any action begins.

What is the best way to clarify fuzzy requirements for complex project planning?

The best way to clarify fuzzy requirements is through structured interviews with dynamic questioning. By generating concrete, closed questions with defaults, you minimize cognitive overload and progressively dig into the task to ensure high-quality context collection.

When should I use a structured interview workflow for task analysis instead of direct execution?

Use a structured interview workflow when multiple execution directions exist, key information is missing, or rework costs are high. It is specifically designed for complex scenarios like architecture design, system migration, and large task breakdown.

How do I start requirements gathering for architecture design with an agent?

To start requirements gathering, describe the architecture design task you want to solve. The agent will then begin by asking targeted, closed questions with defaults to accelerate clarification and establish a clear stop criterion before execution.

Does this structured interview approach work for large task breakdown and migration planning?

Yes, the structured interview approach works effectively for large task breakdown and migration planning. It detects incomplete context and enforces progressive discovery, ensuring all constraints are captured before committing to a migration path.

What are the limitations of using dynamic questioning for requirements gathering?

The limitation of dynamic questioning is that it requires a deliberate stop criterion to transition into execution. Without this disciplined boundary, progressive digging can prolong the interview phase indefinitely without producing actionable plans.