What problem does it solve? Documents written for AI agents often fail unpredictably: weak descriptions never trigger, bloated files bury key steps, and vague completion criteria let agents stop early. This Skill provides a reference of writing levers that make agent-consumed documents behave consistently across runs. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Context Pointer Design: Rules for writing skill descriptions and AGENTS.md lines that reliably trigger the right material, with one trigger per branch and front-loaded leading words. - Information Hierarchy: A ladder for placing content as in-file steps, in-file reference, or disclosed reference behind pointers, with progressive disclosure and co-location guidance. - Completion Criteria & Pruning: Techniques for writing checkable, exhaustive step bounds and removing duplication, stale caches, and no-op instructions. - Use Case: When creating a new skill or editing CLAUDE.md, apply these rules to decide what to inline, what to disclose behind pointers, and how to word the description so the agent fires it reliably. ## Quick Start Ask the agent to review your draft skill or AGENTS.md file using the writing-for-agents reference and suggest improvements to its description and structure.