What problem does it solve? Producers often struggle to judge whether a techno arrangement works: sections may lack clear phrase boundaries, energy may peak too early, transitions may be decorative, and intros or outros may be unusable for DJ mixing. This Skill inspects the full Ableton Live Arrangement, classifies it as beginner, intermediate, or advanced, and delivers prioritized, bar-exact recommendations. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Structured Arrangement Diagnosis: Inspects tempo, track roles, clip boundaries, section structure, and energy states before judging, distinguishing observable facts from inference. - Three-Level Classification Rubric: Scores six dimensions (form, energy arc, evolution, transitions, identity, DJ function) from 0 to 3 to assign a defensible beginner, intermediate, or advanced level. - Subgenre-Aware Strategy: Adapts recommendations for hypnotic/minimal, peak-time/driving, melodic, and industrial/hard techno rather than applying generic EDM forms. - Prioritized Edit Plans: Produces up to five recommendations with exact bar ranges, concrete changes, rationale, level gain, and verification steps, favoring subtraction over adding material. - Use Case: Ask the agent to review a 192-bar Ableton Live Set; it returns a section map, rubric scores, a current level, and exact edits such as extending a reduction at bars 97-112 or staging the outro's bass removal. ## Quick Start Ask the agent to assess the current Ableton Live Set's arrangement and classify its level with prioritized improvement recommendations.