What problem does it solve? Detailed specs and design asks often bake in the wrong structure because the author is too close to existing code. This Skill forces a verb-first ASCII pipeline diagram before any prose or code, so the shape of a design gets challenged while it is still cheap to change. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Verb-first diagramming: Pins the user's core action and renders it as a 5-10 line tree-shaped ASCII pipeline, with branches instead of parallel copies when surfaces share one backend flow. - Noun audit: Lists the nouns under the diagram and flags duplicate names or implementation-flavored naming that hides user intent. - Forced pause: Ends with a concrete claim or proposal and stops, waiting for the user's reaction before continuing. - Use Case: A user pastes a multi-paragraph feature spec and asks how it should be structured; the Skill responds with a compact pipeline diagram, a noun list, and one pointed claim, then waits for agreement before designing further. ## Quick Start Ask the assistant to diagram the core verb of your pasted design spec as a short ASCII pipeline before discussing any implementation details.
