Guides capability-conditional browser use for interactive or visual work while protecting secrets, consent, and private content.
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Guides capability-conditional browser use for interactive or visual work while protecting secrets, consent, and private content.
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Frames disposable feasibility experiments through explicit questions, research, approval, observable evidence, and a clear verdict.
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Creates and verifies a Flint chart only through MCP surfaces actually exposed by the current Scout host.
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Assesses whether the pinned Flint MCP capability is safely ready in the current Scout host without installing software or changing host configuration.
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Authors and visually verifies a Flint theme only through MCP surfaces actually exposed by the current Scout host.
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Consolidates substantive Scout work into a concise, approval-first repository handoff and evidence-based reusable-capability candidates without automatic writes.
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Creates native Word, PowerPoint, or Excel artifacts through available Scout Co-create capabilities, using approved source material as a semantic brief rather than converting Markdown.
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Converts demonstrated recurring project needs into the smallest approved, validated capability without automatic project changes.
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Updates the current machine's linked ACT skills from the synced OneDrive library. Use when the user says "update skills", "refresh ACT skills", or asks to enable newly published ACT skills on this machine.
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Generates a current skill-inventory report from the live Scout host. Use when a user asks to list skills, inventory skills, or report the current ACT skill library.
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Generates a current skill-inventory report from the live Scout host. Use when a user asks to list skills, inventory skills, or report the current ACT skill library.
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Reviews a proposed Scout capability, integration, or distribution decision. Use when evaluating a new skill, MCP server, plugin, package, or cloud-sync change.
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Assesses whether documentation or library content remains current and produces evidence-bounded, proposal-first update recommendations.
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Tests a material proposal against alternatives, evidence gaps, risks, and falsifiers. Use when reviewing a design, plan, recommendation, or high-stakes decision.
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Challenges a conclusion with evidence quality, assumptions, alternatives, bias checks, and falsifiers. Use for decisions, analysis, recommendations, and factual claims where a plausible answer may still be wrong.
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Improves documentation accuracy, discoverability, consistency, and Markdown quality while deferring to repository conventions.
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Plans and performs repository Git work with explicit consent, inspectable checkpoints, and non-destructive defaults.
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Produces a proportionate, evidence-bounded implementation plan with sequencing, dependencies, risks, approvals, and verification points.
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Reviews a knowledge, instruction, or skill library for purpose, coherence, duplication, gaps, maintainability, and evidence-based improvement proposals.
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Turns an ambiguous request into a decision-ready problem statement with scope, stakeholders, constraints, assumptions, and success signals.
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Reviews an AI-related decision for stakeholder impact, privacy, responsibility, transparency, contestability, and reversibility.
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Reviews a design or change for proportionate security controls, privacy boundaries, and safe Markdown-rendering practices without claiming external scans.
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Creates a concise repository handoff for continued work. Use at the end of a substantive repository session or before another person or Scout instance continues the work.
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Updates the current machine's linked ACT skills from the synced OneDrive library. Use when the user says "update skills", "refresh ACT skills", or asks to enable newly published ACT skills on this machine.
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Creates concise, evidence-bounded status reports with progress, risks, decisions, and next actions without assuming external-system access.
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Investigates defects through reproducible observations, hypotheses, root-cause tracing, minimal changes, and regression-aware verification.
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Guides a behavior-first test cycle: characterize expectations, write a focused failing test, implement minimally, and refactor with evidence.
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Adds approved merge-safe GitHub, Azure DevOps, editor, and Scout .vscode scaffolding to a selected workspace. Use when a user wants to bootstrap a repository or workspace without overwriting existing configuration.
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Shapes clear, engaging, audience-aware writing while preserving the author's voice and avoiding ungrounded claims.
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