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output-style-setup

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Install bkit output styles to your project or user directory. Copies output style files from bkit plugin to the appropriate location.

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SKILL.md

Output Style Setup Skill

Install and configure bkit output styles for your project. Output styles control the formatting and structure of all bkit-generated responses.

Usage

/output-style-setup
/output-style-setup list
/output-style-setup install <style-name>
/output-style-setup verify

Available Styles

StyleDescriptionBest For
standardDefault bkit formatting with tables and sectionsGeneral development
compactMinimal output, reduced whitespaceCI/CD pipelines
detailedVerbose output with full contextDocumentation work
executiveSummary-first with key metrics highlightedPM and stakeholder reviews

Installation Steps

  1. List available styles: Shows all styles bundled with bkit
  2. Select a style: Choose the style that fits your workflow
  3. Install: Copies style configuration to .gemini/context/output-style.md
  4. Verify: Confirms the style is active and correctly loaded

Installation Targets

  • Project-level (default): .gemini/context/output-style.md
  • User-level: ~/.gemini/context/output-style.md

Project-level styles override user-level styles.

Verification

After installation, run /output-style-setup verify to confirm:

  • Style file exists at the expected path
  • Style file is valid and parseable
  • Style is being loaded by Gemini context system
  • Sample output matches expected formatting

Custom Styles

You can create custom styles by placing a markdown file in .gemini/context/output-style.md with the following structure:

## Output Style: <your-style-name>

### Response Structure
(Define section ordering and required sections)

### Formatting Rules
(Define table formats, code block usage, heading levels)

### Tone and Language
(Define formality level, technical depth)

Reset

To reset to the default style:

/output-style-setup install standard

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