Augment

Rewrite the draft and stop. The user gets the last look before any work starts. /augment-run is the variant that rewrites and then carries it out.

The user's draft prompt:

$ARGUMENTS

If that draft is empty, say Usage: /augment <your prompt> and stop.

Step 1 — get the brief

Run the classifier, passing the draft on stdin via a heredoc so nothing needs escaping. Run the command unquoted, exactly as written below, so it matches the pre-approved permission rule:

node ${CLAUDE_PLUGIN_ROOT}/bin/augment.mjs brief <<'AUGMENT_DRAFT_EOF'
<the draft, verbatim>
AUGMENT_DRAFT_EOF

If that command fails for any reason (no node, bad path), don't retry it — fall back to the prompt-leverage skill's tables and classify the draft yourself. Say in one line that you fell back, then continue.

Step 2 — rewrite

Follow the <augment-brief> the command returns. It resolves the intent, the rewrite mode, and the effort level, and carries the rules for the rewrite.

Print exactly two things, in this order, and nothing else in this step:

1. One header line, on its own: **augment** · <intent> · <mode> · <effort>
2. The enhanced prompt, inside a single fenced code block.

Do not wrap any of that in a > blockquote. A fenced code block nested inside a blockquote renders broken — stray > markers end up inside the prompt.

Keep the rewrite faithful. You are restructuring the user's request, not answering it and not expanding its scope.

Step 3 — put it on the clipboard

Claude Code has no API for writing its own input box, so the rewrite is handed over via the system clipboard instead. Run this once, unquoted, with the rewrite you just printed on stdin:

node ${CLAUDE_PLUGIN_ROOT}/bin/augment.mjs copy <<'AUGMENT_REWRITE_EOF'
<the enhanced prompt, verbatim>
AUGMENT_REWRITE_EOF

Send only the enhanced prompt — no header line, no code fence, nothing the user would have to delete after pasting.

The command prints one line and always exits 0. Close on whichever it was:

• copied to clipboard via … → Paste it into the prompt box to run it, or /augment-run <draft> to rewrite and run in one step.
• clipboard unavailable: … → say the clipboard could not be reached, repeat the reason verbatim, and tell the user to copy the block above by hand.
• clipboard hand-off is disabled … → say nothing about it; just point at the block above.

Step 4 — stop

Stop here. Do not start the work. Do not read files, search the codebase, or run commands for it. Do not ask whether to proceed — asking is not stopping. The whole point of this command is that nothing happens until the user sends the prompt themselves.