skill-prompt-and-activation-review

To review activation rules and boundaries, provide the target prompt's frontmatter descriptions and boundary statements. The Skill evaluates activation clarity, identifies scope ownership limits, and proposes precise rewrites to ensure auditable outputs and safe handoffs.

Activation boundaries and stop conditions define when an instruction package should or should not trigger. They establish clear ownership scope, prevent unintended execution, and ensure outputs remain auditable within defined scenario limits and handoff rules.

To write adversarial scenarios, supply the current activation descriptions for review. The Skill proposes targeted edge, non-activation, and adversarial scenario checklists to test instruction packages against unexpected inputs and improve boundary resistance.

Yes, you can use this to define handoffs. It identifies ownership and scope boundaries within instruction bundles, suggesting appropriate handoffs to specialized workflows when broader edits or tasks outside the defined scope are needed.

The best way to improve prompt frontmatter and output contracts is reviewing them against strict activation criteria. This Skill rewrites descriptions for clarity, ensures output contracts are auditable, and defines precise stop conditions for instruction bundles.