Distill verbose text to its concentrated essence. Compress without losing meaning — precis, condensation, verbal economy. Use when user says "distill", "condense", "tighten", "make concise", "make this more concise", "shorten this", "too wordy", "reduce verbosity", "compress this text", "trim the fat", "omit needless words", or asks to reduce text length while preserving substance.
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Install skill "prose-distill" with this command: npx skills add laurigates/skillsmp-laurigates-laurigates-prose-distill
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Analyze git commit history to derive undocumented rules, PRDs, ADRs, and PRPs. Use when the user asks to find documentation gaps, detect architectural decisions that were never recorded, derive coding conventions from commit patterns, or generate skeleton rules/PRDs/ADRs/PRPs from existing git history.
Perform repository maintenance and cleanup - garbage collection, branch pruning, stash cleanup, and integrity verification. Use when the user asks to clean up the repo, run git gc, delete merged branches, prune old stashes, verify repo integrity with git fsck, or shrink the .git directory.
Synthesize unstructured thinking into a structured, actionable plan. Use when user provides stream-of-consciousness thoughts, scattered notes, or a brain dump and needs them organized into a coherent plan with goals, actions, and priorities. Trigger phrases: "synthesize", "organize my thoughts", "turn this into a plan", "make sense of this", "structure this", "formalize these notes", "what should I do with all this".
File a new taskwarrior task with blueprint linkage (bpid/bpdoc/bpms) and, when a GitHub remote is present, optional issue linkage via ghid. Checks for duplicates by bpid, offers to pre-fill from an existing GitHub issue, or offers to create a new issue. Use when adding a coordination task for multi-agent work, linking a blueprint WO to an actionable queue entry, or mirroring a GitHub issue into the local task queue.