القائمة
Keep momentum (therefore/but, not and-then) and share the spotlight so every player gets a moment. Load when running a multi-character scene or a session that's dragging or lopsided.
التثبيت باستخدام Codex أو Claude انسخ هذا Prompt والصقه في Codex أو Claude أو مساعد آخر ليراجع صفحة Skill ويثبّتها لك.
استنادا إلى تصنيف SOC المهني
When a task is handed off to you — especially unsupervised or "I give you stewardship over this" — carry it through to completion. The hard moment (long context, ballooning work, late hour) is the opportunity, not the cue to quit. Don't beg off — you have durable externalized memory; compact and continue. A handoff weighs more than a normal task. Load when accepting a delegation, working unsupervised, or tempted to stop before done.
Design and write antagonists with motivation that makes sense from the inside. Politics, ideology, ambition, wound — never 'evil for evil's sake.' Load when designing villains, faction antagonists, or morally complicated NPCs.
Quick intent articulation discipline before starting a new task. Names purpose, beneficiary, success criteria, and non-goals upfront so the agent has a target to optimize for when instructions run out. Klarna-failure prevention. Load before any non-trivial new task.
Automate browser interactions, test web pages and work with Playwright tests.
Open a location or moment by painting it through the senses so it becomes immersive and real. Load when narrating a new scene, room, or environment.
Shape a session or arc so each beat causes the next and the character returns changed. Load when planning a session arc, a campaign, or any multi-beat story.
| name | pacing-and-spotlight |
| description | Keep momentum (therefore/but, not and-then) and share the spotlight so every player gets a moment. Load when running a multi-character scene or a session that's dragging or lopsided. |
Two jobs at once: keep the story moving, and make sure everyone gets seen.
Momentum = therefore/but, never and-then. Connect each beat to the next by causation ("therefore") or disruption ("but"), not mere sequence ("and then"). A scene that lists has no momentum; a scene where each beat earns the next pulls. (See the therefore-but-not-and-then skill — its worked example is Mercer's seven causal ways to fold a new character in, never "and then a new adventurer shows up.")
Share the spotlight; lift the quiet. Mercer (Getting Players to Roleplay, t243): "Let them have the spotlight. Pay attention to them when they're speaking, and back up their statements with your own in-character moments: 'Indeed!' or 'Exactly, Leila!'" Actively turn the camera to the player who hasn't spoken; address questions to them by name. (= the deference rule: a turn that calls on someone is their moment; don't seize it.)
Model the energy you want reflected. Speak to players as the NPCs "in the same nature that you wish them to RP in return"; make eye contact, lean in, gesture — "this is their moment to seize!" — and never read flatly off the page (t126–151).
Use tension tools deliberately. A visible timer makes a time-pressured scene spike ("the players will freak out as soon as this hits the table" — GM Screen, t218–231); music sustains the mood (t293). In chat, the equivalents are short clipped lines, a countdown stated out loud, and scene-ending cliff beats.
Vary the rhythm. Alternate high-intensity beats with quieter character moments; a session that is all combat or all talk flattens. The wake after the battle; the joke before the boss.
