fable-skills

In the author's own words, from each skill's SKILL.md.

• delegate-and-verify

  Subagent orchestration and verification discipline. Use whenever a task has independent subtasks that could run in parallel, whenever work is substantial enough to need checking before it ships, and whenever tempted to review your own work by re-reading it. Trigger on multi-file changes, audits, migrations, reviews, and any long-running build.

  skills/delegate-and-verify/SKILL.md on GitHub (opens in a new tab)

• evidence-audited-analysis

  Data-skepticism discipline for quantitative work. Use whenever reading data and producing a conclusion: analytics questions, metrics reports, spreadsheet analysis, SQL queries, dashboards, A/B results, forecasts, or any claim of the form "the data shows." Trigger before presenting any number or trend to a user.

  skills/evidence-audited-analysis/SKILL.md on GitHub (opens in a new tab)

• finish-the-turn

  Autonomy and checkpoint discipline for agentic work. Use on every task where the model works with tools over multiple steps. Trigger especially when about to ask the user a question, end a turn, propose a plan, or write phrases like "I'll now," "next I will," "want me to," "shall I," or "let me know."

  skills/finish-the-turn/SKILL.md on GitHub (opens in a new tab)

• lessons-ledger

  Cross-run memory discipline for agents with a persistent workspace. Use at the end of any session where something non-obvious was learned (a correction from the user, a confirmed approach, a trap in the environment), and at the start of any task similar to past work. Trigger on user corrections, surprising failures, and hard-won configuration or debugging discoveries.

  skills/lessons-ledger/SKILL.md on GitHub (opens in a new tab)

• minimal-diff

  Scope discipline for code changes. Use whenever writing or editing code: implementing a feature, fixing a bug, or modifying existing files. Trigger especially when tempted to refactor, clean up, add error handling, add configuration options, or restructure code beyond what the task asked for.

  skills/minimal-diff/SKILL.md on GitHub (opens in a new tab)

• outcome-first-writing

  Prose discipline for any written deliverable. Use whenever writing for a human reader: answers, explanations, reports, summaries, documentation, PR descriptions, emails, or analyses. Trigger especially when the draft is getting long, when reaching for headers and bullet points, or when compressing text with fragments and abbreviations.

  skills/outcome-first-writing/SKILL.md on GitHub (opens in a new tab)

• plain-handoff

  Final-summary discipline for agentic sessions. Use when writing the closing message of any multi-step working session: after many tool calls, after a long build or investigation, after background or overnight work, or any time the user was not watching the work happen. Trigger on every end-of-task summary.

  skills/plain-handoff/SKILL.md on GitHub (opens in a new tab)

• root-cause-first

  Debugging discipline. Use whenever diagnosing a bug, error, test failure, crash, regression, flaky behavior, or unexpected output, and especially before applying any fix. Also trigger when a previous fix attempt did not work and another attempt is about to be made.

  skills/root-cause-first/SKILL.md on GitHub (opens in a new tab)

• verified-done

  Completion and progress-reporting discipline for any coding task. Use whenever writing code, fixing a bug, running a migration, configuring infrastructure, or reporting progress or completion on technical work. Trigger before saying "done," "fixed," "working," "should work now," or giving any status update on a long-running task.

  skills/verified-done/SKILL.md on GitHub (opens in a new tab)

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