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skill-context-packet

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Use when the next turn needs a minimum context packet rather than a full root or subtask state refresh.

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  1. Distinctive:

    Use this package when the next root or subtask turn needs a compact packet instead of a full state file.

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    Keep the package boundary narrow: compress the minimum context object for the next turn without taking over root-state refresh, …

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SKILL.md

Skill Context Packet

Overview

Use this package when the next root or subtask turn needs a compact packet instead of a full state file. Keep the package boundary narrow: compress the minimum context object for the next turn without taking over root-state refresh, subtask-state refresh, workflow gates, or handoffs.

Use This Skill When

  • the next turn only needs a small packet of facts, constraints, and exact next action
  • a root or subtask state file is getting too large to inject directly
  • you want to hand a bounded task slice to another owner without copying the full history
  • you need a packet-first workflow that protects context budget

Do Not Use This Skill When

  • the root task or subtask state itself needs a full refresh
  • the task needs a risky-change checkpoint or phase gate
  • the work is pausing and needs a handoff summary
  • the repo needs suite bootstrap or routing guidance

Package Boundary

This package owns packet compression such as .agent-state/root/PACKET.md or .agent-state/subtasks/<slug>/PACKET.md. It does not own root task state, does not own workflow gates, and does not own final handoffs.

References

  • README.md and README.zh-CN.md: entry docs and direct invocation wording
  • references/use-cases.md: positive and negative trigger examples
  • references/prompt-templates.en.md: reusable packet-writing prompts
  • assets/PACKET.template.md: packet template

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