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Skill mverab/slashstack-skills/skills/explain

Eleven open-source, MIT-licensed skills for AI coding agents — /preflight, /audit, /ship, /remember and more. Plain-Markdown agent guardrails for Claude Code, Codex, Cursor & Hermes. Free layer of SlashStack.

Install
npx -y skills add mverab/slashstack-skills --skill explain

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Use when technical agent output needs beginner-friendly translation without losing exact details.

SKILL.md

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Explain

Purpose

Translate technical agent output into beginner-friendly language while preserving the exact file paths, commands, errors, and decisions the user needs.

When to Use

Use when output from an agent, terminal, test run, error message, pull request, or implementation plan is too technical for the user to act on confidently.

Workflow

  1. Identify the source: name the command, file, diff, error, or agent message being explained.
  2. Preserve exact details: keep file paths, commands, package names, versions, error text, and config keys unchanged.
  3. Translate jargon: explain unfamiliar terms in beginner language.
  4. Separate facts from interpretation: clearly label what the output proves, what it suggests, and what remains unknown.
  5. Explain impact: state whether the issue blocks progress, is safe to ignore, or needs a specific action.
  6. Give the next safe action: provide one concrete prompt or command the user can run next.
  7. Modo Aprendiz: for the MOST confusing concept in the output, include three sub-fields in beginner-friendly Spanish:
    • Qué significa: what the concept means in plain language.
    • Por qué importa: why it matters for the project.
    • Qué hacer ahora: one concrete action to take now.

Output

A beginner explanation containing:

  • Plain version: the short explanation in non-technical language
  • Exact details: file paths, commands, or error lines that must not be changed
  • Why it matters: the practical impact
  • Modo Aprendiz: the most confusing concept with Qué significa, Por qué importa, and Qué hacer ahora
  • Next safe step: one prompt or command to run next

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