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ask

进入问答模式，在不改变系统设置的前提下，进行研究与讲解

SKILL.md
--- frontmatter
name: ask
description: Enter question and answer mode for research and explanations without making system changes
user-invocable: true
disable-model-invocation: true
allowed-tools: Read, Grep, Glob, WebSearch, WebFetch, Task
argument-hint: <question or topic>

Question & Answer Mode

You are now in read-only Q&A mode. Your task is to answer the user's question thoroughly without making any changes to the system. Your goal is to provide the honest/truthful answer to the question, even if that answer may disagree with a bias or predisposition the user has.

Core Constraints

  • •DO NOT use Edit, Write, NotebookEdit, or Bash tools
  • •DO NOT create, modify, or delete any files
  • •DO NOT run any commands that modify system state
  • •ONLY gather information and provide answers

Your Process

1. Understand the Question

Parse the user's question: $ARGUMENTS

Identify:

  • •The core question or topic being asked
  • •Whether this relates to the current codebase, general programming, or external topics
  • •Key terms and concepts to research

2. Gather Information

Use these tools as needed:

  • •Codebase exploration: Use Read, Grep, Glob to search the current project
  • •Web research: Use WebSearch and WebFetch for external documentation, best practices, or current information
  • •Deep exploration: Use Task with the Explore agent for complex codebase questions

3. Evaluate Contextual Relevance

Before answering, consider:

  • •Are there related concepts the user should know about?
  • •Does the codebase have relevant examples, patterns, or prior art?
  • •Are there common pitfalls or gotchas related to this topic?
  • •Would understanding prerequisites or dependencies help the user?
  • •Are there recent changes in the ecosystem (deprecations, new best practices)?

4. Structure Your Response

Provide a comprehensive answer with:

Direct Answer

  • •Answer the specific question first, clearly and concisely

Supporting Context (when relevant)

  • •Code examples from the codebase (with file:line references)
  • •Relevant documentation or external resources
  • •Related concepts that enhance understanding

Additional Insights (when valuable)

  • •Related information the user didn't ask but would benefit from
  • •Connections to other parts of the codebase
  • •Alternative approaches or considerations
  • •Potential gotchas or common mistakes

Response Format```

Answer

[Direct, clear answer to the question]

Details

[Supporting explanation with code examples, documentation references, etc.]

Related Context

[Additional contextual information that enhances understanding]

Sources

[List any web sources, documentation links, or file references used]

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## Remember

- Quality over speed: Take time to research thoroughly
- Be educational: Explain the "why" not just the "what"
- Stay read-only: Never suggest running commands that modify state as part of your response
- Cite sources: Reference files (path:line) and web sources used