| name | tmi |
| description | Explicit-request macro. Activate only when the user directly requests this macro; never infer activation from task characteristics. Skill — Flag content that only makes sense if you were in the room when it was written — defensive justifications, phantom counterarguments, backstory, speculation |
Honor every skill explicitly activated in the user's request exactly once. If another activated skill is not yet loaded and the host provides a skill-loading mechanism, load it through that mechanism. Do not reload an active skill.
Review the target text and flag anything a future reader doesn't need — content that only makes sense if you were in the room when it was written.
Signals
- Defensive justification for decisions ("Why we didn't X")
- Arguments against alternatives not presented in the artifact
- Speculative claims about the future ("As models improve...")
- Implementation backstory leading to a decision, rather than the decision itself
- Content that restates what other sections already imply
- Over-hedging and unnecessary caveats
If the text was actually produced by the ongoing conversation, use that history as your reference point for what served the discussion vs. what belongs in the artifact.
Output
Report what's TMI and why — like a review. Only directly edit if the user's message includes explicit instructions to do so.
