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Refine a prompt by interviewing the user's intent from multiple angles, generating multiple variations at different magnitudes of change, and scoring each against an editorial rubric defined before the refinement starts.
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Use when navigating Wikipedia inside the split-pane extension—finding articles from a topic or phrase, teaching or routing the user toward articles, choosing what to explore next, Wikimedia REST or Action APIs with paging, or sending message_parent url_change (optional section `#fragment` on the same wiki). Use for Wikipedia search, summaries, links/backlinks, or updating the mirrored page URL.
Apply rich formatting to Notion pages - toggles, callouts, headers, and styled text. Use when creating or formatting Notion documents via the Notion MCP server.
Design and author Hermes Workflows with typed inputs/outputs, agent/bash/ask/parallel/pipeline/goal primitives, Review Queue gates, artifacts, and verification receipts. Use when creating or modifying workflow definitions.
Plan new software projects by decomposing the goal into MVP tasks, researching frameworks and libraries with subagents, and preferring opinionated prebuilt solutions over bespoke complexity. Use when starting a new project, scoping an idea, choosing a stack, or producing an implementation plan for a single-user MVP.
Draft or revise any kind of writing so it is clearer, better structured, and more effective for its audience. Use for essays, emails, memos, articles, narratives, speeches, social posts, marketing copy, personal writing, documentation, technical writing, reports, proposals, and mixed-format prose while preserving meaning and facts.
Zinsser-first plain writing style for any writing or editing task. Invoke before creating, editing, critiquing, rewriting, outlining, prompting, or polishing prose, docs, posts, proposals, teardown notes, social posts, emails, prompts, or skill instructions.**
| name | prompt-refinement |
| description | Refine a prompt by interviewing the user's intent from multiple angles, generating multiple variations at different magnitudes of change, and scoring each against an editorial rubric defined before the refinement starts. |
Note to the agent: This skill is a stub. Its authoritative
SKILL.mdhas not been ported yet. The author, Hilary Mason, externalised a generic version of the skill from Hidden Door's codebase and offered it on the live stream, but flagged that the extraction lost personality and that she plans to edit it before sharing. See this skill'sREADME.mdfor what the skill does, why it is notable, and the timestamped source on the live recording.If the user wants to use this skill now, do not invent or pretend a procedure exists. Instead, offer to reconstruct a working skill from the
README.md, adapted to the user's own use case, and tell them plainly that it is your reconstruction, not the author's version.
