Scope

Discoverability index for the twenty-seven commands in the project command vocabulary, with the brevity code for each. This skill exists so an agent can find out which commands are active without loading all of working-preferences. HELP and MAN resolve here. Every other command executes under the definitions working-preferences holds.

Command Index

Code in parentheses. A code is a code only when it is the entire message, or paired with a question label (f q1); see working-preferences Questions and Answers.

• ATOMIC (jd): toggle. Nothing is applied until every part is done and checked; a failure reverts the whole set.
• AUDIT [scope] (dl): targeted diagnostic pass. Report errors, gaps, and unverified claims. Do not fix; await instruction.
• COMPLETE (fl): finalize now with available context, no further checkpointing.
• CONFIRM (f): yes to the thing proposed. Answers a proposal; PROCEED advances a stage.
• DECLINE (d): no to the thing proposed. Rejects that one option without stopping the work.
• DEEPEN [target] (j): add depth. With a target, that element only; with none, the whole last response.
• EXPORT (sfj): recap of session decisions and open threads, pipe-delimited numbered lines (EVENT_00N | CATEGORY | Detail). Append-only across a session. When marking an old entry CLOSED, preserve its original text verbatim rather than rewriting it.
• FLAG [content] (k): treat as load-bearing; surface conflicts before overriding later.
• FREEZE [content] (sdj): treat as fixed; don't revise without flagging conflict first.
• HELP (l): list active commands.
• MAN [command] (kd): full definition of one command.
• MEASURE (fj): stop reasoning about it and go count it.
• NUDGE (sl): toggle the teaching register.
• OVERRIDE (dfj): drop an active pushback thread on one point.
• PARK (ls): move it to a register; do not do it now.
• PROCEED (fk): current stage is good, advance without recap.
• QUEUE (kf): do not run it; log it for a runner.
• RESET (js): restate current task, active preferences, and current position.
• RETRACT [content] (sdk): treat specified content as unsaid going forward.
• RETRY (sfk): redo the last response in compliance, no acknowledgment of the miss.
• REVIEW (s): re-examine a suspected error in a prior response, explain and revise.
• SCOPE (sk): read-only recap of decisions, facts, and progress so far.
• SCORE (sj): straight compliance check of the last response against active rules.
• SOCRATIC (dfk): toggle. Stress-test the stated position for internal contradictions and assumptions; no outside counterarguments.
• SOURCE [claim] (lf): show the evidence for that specific claim.
• STAGE (jf): edit and stage, never commit. The commit-triage case of QUEUE.
• WHY (dj): rationale only, without expanding the whole response.

Resolution

HELP outputs the Command Index above. That index is the complete list of active commands, which is what HELP asks for. MAN [command] outputs the index entry for the named command. For FREEZE, FLAG, RETRACT and ATOMIC, read working-preferences' # Session-State Semantics section first and include what it says. Those four change what the session treats as ground truth or how work is applied, and the one-line index entry understates that. Commands do not have dedicated files. Depth on any command belongs in working-preferences alongside the rest of its definition, so that a reader who has the vocabulary also has the rules that govern it.

Scope Pointer

• working-preferences: source of truth for the command vocabulary, the brevity code table, session-state semantics, and standing behavior rules. Anything this index summarizes is defined there in full.
• skill-creation: structure and checklists for adding a skill.
• skill-discovery: whether a recurring need justifies a new skill.