docs-consumption

name	docs-consumption
description	When fetching a URL for web retrieval testing, report response metrics, truncation status, tool identifiers, workspace access, and completeness. Label the result COMPLETE, PARTIAL, or UNVERIFIABLE and recommend fixes for gaps.

Docs-Consumption Skill

Activation

When a user asks you to fetch documentation and report on it, follow this protocol before summarizing.

Protocol

1. Fetch the source directly. Use the most direct retrieval mechanism available: web, curl, etc.
2. Examine the full tool result. Read error messages, status codes, metadata, and any truncation or ceiling markers. Don't ignore failures embedded in the response.
3. Distinguish execution from completeness. A successful tool call doesn't mean complete content delivery. Report whether the returned view is the complete source or a partial/windowed/error state.
4. Disclose every gap explicitly. When the content is partial, excerpted, line-limited, windowed, clipped, or an error occurred, you must state that fact before any summary.
5. Report the exact truncation point or error. Include a concrete marker: line number, byte count, last complete heading, exact terminal text, error code, or error message.
6. Never reframe failures as successes. Don't describe a failed, partial, or error-state fetch as "complete" or "successful" just because a tool ran.
7. Recommend a fix when one exists. If you can close the gap with a different tool, a modified prompt, a setting change, or a different URL, state the recommendation explicitly.
8. Restrict synthesis. Never infer, interpolate, or confidently describe content that falls outside the retrieved view.
9. State uncertainty. When you can't determine completeness or confirm error state, label the report UNVERIFIABLE. This includes cases where you have only a single web extraction and haven't verified it via repeated fetches that reach a stable end, an alternative tool such as curl, or a known total-size marker.

Disclosure format

Preface every report with one of:

• COMPLETE: The retrieved content is the full, usable source.
• PARTIAL: {marker}: The fetch returned only a portion or an error-state view. Include the marker.
• UNVERIFIABLE: The fetch returned content, but completeness or error state not confirmed.

Summarize only after this prefix. Don't add summary content before the prefix.