What problem does it solve? Coding agents often respond to requests with recipes, instructions, or declarations of inability instead of simply doing the work. This Skill turns the operator's /duh command into a one-keystroke correction that makes the agent execute the action it just described. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Execute the previous proposal: Re-reads the immediately preceding assistant turn, identifies the single concrete action (shell command, file edit, URL, or multi-step procedure), and runs it with the appropriate tool. - Disambiguation menu: When the previous turn contained multiple distinct proposals, it lists every option as a numbered one-line menu and waits for the operator to pick, never guessing or truncating the list. - Gate respect and inability override: Stops at irreversible gates (push, deploy, merge to default) for explicit approval, while overriding declared inability ("I can't verify this") by trying alternative tools, research, and web search. - Use Case: The agent replies "you can verify this by running npm test". The operator types /duh and the agent runs npm test, reports the results inline, and ends with a one-line outcome. ## Quick Start Type /duh right after the assistant proposes a command or claims it cannot do something, and it will execute that action and report the result.
