Skill Name

One sentence: what the user walks away with.

Start here

If the user has already given [the minimum input], go straight to "Do this".

Otherwise ask for these in ONE message, then proceed with whatever comes back. Never wait for a complete answer:

1. [Input 1, the one that changes the answer most]
2. [Input 2]
3. [Input 3]

Anything missing becomes a line under "What I could not check", not a reason to stop.

Do this

1. [Imperative step, one to three lines.]
2. [Imperative step.]
3. [Imperative step.]

Six steps at most. If a step needs more than a screen of explanation, move the detail to references/ and say when to load it.

Output

Lead with the verdict or the thing the user will send. Use this skeleton exactly:

[Headline: the call, the draft, or the one-line answer]

[Block 1]
[Block 2]

What I could not check
- [gap 1]
- [gap 2]

A filled example is in examples/sample.md. Match its shape and length.

Rules

Five to eight judgement rules, each with the mechanism behind it. This is where the skill earns its place over a plain prompt.

• [Rule]. [Why it is true.]

Related (only if installed)

One line: which sibling skill to suggest next, and when. Suggest, never require.