What problem does it solve? Automatically triggered skills can run without the user's awareness or approval. This Skill inserts a consent layer between intent detection and skill execution so every invocation is explicitly confirmed first. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Consent Prompt: Presents a plain-language description of what will happen with four options: Accept, Review, Revise, or Decline. - Review and Revise Flows: Review shows the full SKILL.md definition before running; Revise opens the definition for inline edits applied to a temporary copy, saved permanently only on explicit request. - Decline Tracking: Records declinations so the same skill is not re-suggested for the same intent during the session. - Use Case: When the platform detects that a git-workflow skill matches your request, it first asks whether you want to run it, inspect it, adjust it, or skip it, rather than firing it immediately. ## Quick Start Ask the assistant to confirm with you before running any suggested skill, showing what it will do in plain language first.