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Restate the last message in plain human language, with no jargon.
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Baseado na classificação ocupacional SOC
| name | bro |
| description | Restate the last message in plain human language, with no jargon. |
| disable-model-invocation | true |
Restate your last message. Stop using jargon and speak coherently. State it more simply and concisely, like one human talking to another.
Answer in a simple, concise voice, no filler or hedging. Persisted per project or per user, in prose-only, prose+code, or laconic-code (code-first) mode. A per-turn reminder refocuses the voice mid-session (cadence configurable). Invoke via /laconic (on|off|status|mode|cadence).
Surface unaddressed threads from the conversation — bugs mentioned but not fixed, deferred decisions, dropped nits, cross-workstream dependencies, unverified claims, and promised-but-not-done items — as a tight, skimmable report. Reports; never edits code. Use when the user says "loose ends", "any loose ends", "what did we leave hanging", "what didn't we get to", "what got dropped", "open threads", "unaddressed items", "what did we punt on", or "/loose-ends".
Interactive file cleanup for Downloads, Desktop, and Documents, plus stale git worktree cleanup. Goes item-by-item proposing delete, move, or keep. Use when user says "clean up my computer", "organize my downloads", "help me declutter", "what's in my Downloads", "file cleanup", or "clean up old worktrees".
Scan recent conversation transcripts for safe commands that could be auto-allowed by your CLI agent (Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, …), preview the proposed allowlist changes, then write them to the right config. Use when the user says "reduce permission prompts", "auto-allow safe commands", "optimize permissions", or "/optimize-permissions".
One skill for committing work and opening PRs. Two modes — normal (default) commits your conversation changes, pushes, and opens a single PR against the trunk; stacked turns the same command into a stacked-PR workflow (checkpoint slices, submit, sync, bottom-up merge). Toggle with /pr setup. Any PR can be opened as a draft with --draft (-d), or make drafts the default with /pr setup. Also ships a diff-size nudge hook toward /pr when the uncommitted diff grows large. Agent-callable — an agent working through a task should invoke this to ship a finished slice — `checkpoint`/`commit` at each logical seam to land a stacked PR and continue on a fresh branch, or `update` to commit and open/refresh a single PR. Reach for it when a unit of work is complete or the user asks to commit, push, checkpoint, or open a PR. Do not autonomously run `merge` (it lands PRs into trunk) unless the user asks. Runs under both Claude Code and Gemini CLI (install with --agent gemini). Uses git stack when installed, falls back to gh + g
Find large files and directories safe to delete — inactive node_modules, local AI models, Docker artifacts, package caches, old downloads. Use on "free up space", "disk space".
