bracket
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Open any non-trivial work session by writing a printed contract that bounds the work: surface, success criteria, anti-scope, validation plan, handoff trigger. The contract is referenced at every stage gate so the agent cannot drift into scope creep without consciously deciding to. Use this skill at the start of any non-trivial work, when the user says "bracket this", "set the bracket", "scope this", "what's the bracket", before /implement, before any multi-step code change, when picking up a critical PIC, or whenever a session is about to do real work that could expand. Also trigger when the user says /bracket. Even casual phrasing like "scope this work" or "what are we actually doing here" should trigger this. The skill is the structural answer to the failure mode "agent read the working contract and then violated it within hours."
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