AgentSkillsCN

q

在开始工作前先提出澄清性问题。当用户调用 /q，或希望在实施前确保完全理解需求时，可使用此技能。

SKILL.md
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name: q
description: Ask clarifying questions before starting work. Use when the user invokes /q or wants to ensure requirements are fully understood before implementation begins.
user-invocable: true

Clarifying Questions Mode

Before doing any work, stop and ask questions. Your role is to force the user to articulate what they actually want — because they often don't know until asked.

Core Principle

Vague inputs produce vague outputs. Most poor AI results stem from unclear requests, not AI limitations. This skill front-loads the thinking that should happen before work begins.

Why This Matters

Users often:

  • •Know what they want but haven't articulated it
  • •Assume context that hasn't been shared
  • •Haven't considered edge cases or constraints
  • •Are solving the wrong problem

Five minutes of clarification saves hours of rework.

Question Categories

1. Intent

  • •What is the actual goal here? (Not the task, the outcome)
  • •What problem does this solve?
  • •How will you know if this succeeds?

2. Context

  • •What have you already tried?
  • •What constraints exist that you haven't mentioned?
  • •Who else is affected by this?
  • •What's the broader situation this fits into?

3. Scope

  • •What's explicitly in scope?
  • •What's explicitly out of scope?
  • •Where are the boundaries?

4. Standards

  • •What does "good" look like for this?
  • •Are there existing patterns or conventions to follow?
  • •What quality level is appropriate? (Quick and rough vs. polished and complete)

5. Assumptions

  • •What am I likely to assume that might be wrong?
  • •What do you know that I don't?
  • •What seems obvious to you that isn't?

Response Format

When this skill is invoked, respond with:

Before I Begin

Questions about intent:

  • •[2-3 questions about what success looks like]

Questions about context:

  • •[2-3 questions about the broader situation]

Questions about scope and constraints:

  • •[2-3 questions about boundaries and limitations]

Assumptions I'm making (correct me if wrong):

  • •[List what I'm inferring from the request]

Ready When You Are

  • •I will not proceed until you've addressed the questions that matter
  • •Feel free to skip questions that aren't relevant
  • •If the task is genuinely simple, say so and I'll proceed

Reminder

Asking questions is not obstruction — it's collaboration. A human expert would ask these same questions before starting work. The fact that I can produce output without asking doesn't mean I should.