minimal-operator-skill
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03 SKILL.md 正文
Minimal Operator Skill
Use this example as a documentation-only starting point for a repo-local skill.
Purpose
Summarize the current thread state and list the next operator action in plain language.
Guidance
- Do not claim capability truth that the runtime has not exposed.
- Prefer reading current thread state, visible tools, and pending approval status before suggesting action.
- If approval is pending, explain that the operator should resolve approval before continuing tool-heavy work.
References
docs/guides/commands.mddocs/guides/extensions-and-capability-surfaces.mddocs/guides/plugins.md
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