ai-fluency-planning
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Runs a structured pre-execution planning session using the AI Fluency 4D Framework (Delegation, Description, Discernment, Diligence) and produces a markdown AI Project Brief the user can reference throughout their work. Use this skill whenever the user is about to start a project or task and wants to set up effective AI collaboration before diving in. Trigger on phrases like: "help me plan this with AI", "I want to set up a project", "help me figure out how to use Claude for this", "let's plan before we start", "how should I approach this task with AI?", "help me write a good prompt for this project", "set up an AI brief", or any time the user describes a project they haven't started yet and wants structured guidance. Also use this when the user types /ai-fluency-planning. Do NOT use for tasks already in progress, simple single-step requests, or when the user just wants a quick answer.
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