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Skill aylee/agent-os/.agents/skills/brief

Write or revise a concise project brief or one-pager. Use when the user asks for stakeholder alignment, a proposal, a one-page brief, or an edit to an existing brief artifact.From its SKILL.md

Install
npx -y skills add aylee/agent-os --skill brief

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SKILL.md

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Brief

Produce a decision-ready brief, not a transcript of the work that led to it.

  1. Resolve the owner binder. Read its BINDER.md, linked active workstream, relevant area context, and library/reference/me.md when voice matters.
  2. Inspect library/templates/brief.md. Reuse its structure only where each section earns its place.
  3. Establish audience, decision or outcome, evidence, constraints, scope, risks, and next step. Ask only for material facts that cannot be discovered.
  4. For an existing file, preserve settled facts and edit in place. For a new file, write it inside the owner binder with a descriptive filename.
  5. Keep execution state in the linked WORKSTREAM.md; do not duplicate status logs in the brief.
  6. After writing, summarize what changed, unresolved questions, and the artifact path. Do not create a receipt for the document edit.

If the work changes current execution state, update the linked workstream separately and create a receipt only for that workstream revision transition.

Do not invent links, metrics, quotations, or stakeholder positions. Do not commit or publish unless the user separately asks.

What ships with it: 2 files

532 B alongside SKILL.md

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