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Cue deck

Skill dranshrad/groundledger/skills/cue-deck

Groundledger Cue Deck: original prompt cards keyed to ORBIT stages and CLEAR modes (When, Inputs, Prompt, Output, Risks). Use when the user wants a reusable prompt, strategy cue, or agent instruction for content work.From its SKILL.md

Install
npx -y skills add dranshrad/groundledger --skill cue-deck

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SKILL.md

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Cue Deck

Groundledger prompt cards. Every card that asks for facts inherits the Grounding Law — a drawn card never licenses an unledgered number.

Modes

ModeJob
listShow card index
drawEmit one card by id or stage
customBuild a new card from a user goal

Card schema

Every card uses:

## Cue — [id]
**When:** …
**Inputs:** …
**Prompt:**
> …
**Output:** …
**Risks:** …
**Next skill:** blog-engine | orbit-discovery | site-signal | paid-cast | social-cast | editorial-pass | studio-desk

Index

Load full text from references/cards.md:

IDStage / mode
O-jobsObserve — JTBD spray
R-echoReinforce — Echo Map
B-briefBuild — asset brief
I-kpiInstrument — measurement
T-retroTransmit — learnings
C-draftCLEAR draft kickoff
C-verifyClaim Probe+
C-citeCite Surface
S-atomSocial atomize
S-readoutPulse readout
E-sparkSPARK kickoff
D-shipShip Gate
P-auditPROBE site audit
P-fitPage-fit check
A-snapPaid Snapshot (observe-only)
A-latchMutationLatch checklist

When drawing, copy the prompt block verbatim into the agent turn, then execute via the Next skill.

What ships with it: 1 file

5.0 KB alongside SKILL.md

references/

Gives 0 of the 12 instructions most slides presentations skills give in 409 tokens

Counted across 547 of the 547 authors here whose files we hold, read 2026-09-06

  • Ensure every slide fits inside one viewportin 31 of 547, across 18 files
  • Keep one idea per slidein 27 of 547, across 24 files
  • Default to one self-contained HTML filein 24 of 547, across 16 files
  • Check for product marketing context firstin 21 of 547, across 7 files
  • Read STYLE_PRESETS.md before generatingin 21 of 547, across 12 files
  • Involve reps in creationin 20 of 547, across 6 files
  • Tailor to persona and deal stagein 20 of 547, across 6 files
  • Generate three single-slide preview filesin 17 of 547, across 11 files
  • Delete temporary preview files at handoffin 16 of 547, across 8 files
  • Support keyboard and touch navigationin 16 of 547, across 7 files
  • Keep one-pagers to a single pagein 15 of 547, across 5 files
  • Use bold headers and short bulletsin 14 of 547, across 4 files

Said here and by no other author read

  • Load full text from references
  • Execute via the next skill

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