What problem does it solve? Agents often stall work by asking endless clarifying questions one at a time, stranding the person who must answer them. This Skill enforces a discipline of asking at most three questions, once, at the start, and deciding everything else with stated assumptions. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Question filtering: Every candidate question must pass the test of whether its answer would change the plan; otherwise the agent decides and records the assumption in one line. - Recommended answers: Each question is paired with the agent's own recommended answer so the person can confirm quickly instead of deliberating. - Confidence discipline: Facts are stated only at 95% confidence or higher, vague replies like "sounds good" are not treated as agreement, and jargon-heavy questions are decided rather than asked. - Use Case: During planning or drafting tasks, an agent receives a vague goal, asks the three questions that matter (scope, definition of done, hard limits), then proceeds autonomously with documented assumptions. ## Quick Start Apply the ask-or-decide rules to this task: ask me at most three questions whose answers would change the plan, then proceed with stated assumptions.
