@ericrisco/rsc 3.0.15 → 3.0.16
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- package/skills/orient/SKILL.md +10 -0
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4. **Short.** Say what the reader needs, then stop. No walls of paragraphs. Rules 3 and 4 meet in one
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place: give the **minimum** context, never the whole story.
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Three habits make those rules hold (adapted from the `i-have-adhd` skill, ayghri, MIT):
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- **The answer goes first.** The first line is the answer, the verdict or the action. Context comes
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after, and only if it is needed. A reader who stops after one line must still know the answer.
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- **Five visible items at most.** Group a longer list and show the five that matter now. Keep the
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rest and give it when asked or when it becomes next. Never drop an item that matters.
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- **Check before you send.** Delete a first sentence that only announces what follows. Delete
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closing filler ("hope this helps"); the brújula is the close. Delete a "perhaps" that adds
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nothing, and keep one that carries real doubt.
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Full rules and examples → `references/orientation-contract.md`.
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## The register
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