talk-skills

Stop reading paragraphs. Start reading answers.
Small skills that change how your coding agent talks to you. Take one. Take three. Take none of the rest.

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The problem

You asked a one-line question. You got six paragraphs.

Somewhere in there is the answer. Before it: a warm-up sentence you did not need. After it: a recap of what you just read, then a question asking whether you want it to continue. You scroll back up. You still do not know which command to run.

That is not a model problem. That is a format problem. And a format problem has a fix.

`/quick` - the fix

One skill. It changes the shape of every answer.

The frustration	What /quick does
The answer is buried in paragraph four	First line is the answer or the action. Nothing before it.
"Great question! Let me explain..."	No preamble. It starts at the answer.
A recap of what it just told you	No recap. It stops when it is done.
"Would you like me to continue?"	No closing question. It just answers.
"This might take a bit of work"	"15 minutes." Real numbers, or nothing.
Twelve options when you wanted three	Lists cap at five. /quick 3 ... gives exactly three.
Steps mixed into prose	Numbered steps. One action