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Wdym

Skill ndisisnd/wdym

Prompt rewriter that fires automatically on UserPromptSubmit via a hook-injected <prompt-detect> block. Detects prompt type (code, question, text-gen) and rewrites using 2–3 matched principles; flash mode runs immediately, comprehensive gates for approval. Manage with /wdym --init, --status, --set-mode, --help.From its SKILL.md

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npx -y skills add ndisisnd/wdym

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SKILL.md

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wdym

Fires automatically on UserPromptSubmit: <prompt-detect> block present ⇒ run this skill; absent ⇒ respond normally. Also triggers on "improve / enhance / rewrite this prompt".

Follow refs/protocol.md end-to-end (Steps 0–8). If the prompt carries a /wdym command flag (--init / --help / --status / --set-mode), follow refs/commands.md instead and terminate — never enhance a prompt. Inline --flash / --comprehensive / --global flags are handled inside the protocol.

Output discipline: no step markers, no original prompt, no principles or rationale. Visible output is only the self-check repair line (when something was healed) and, in comprehensive mode, the rewritten prompt plus its gate. Flash mode emits nothing extra.

Caching: read each ref/principle file at most once per session; rebuild the working principle pool per run from cached parses.

What ships with it: 33 files

230.7 KB alongside SKILL.md, 5 of them executable

asset/

hooks/

tests/

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