extract-signal
SolidAn elastic signal-extraction methodology run under /multi-agent-mode. INFERS from the call what signal, what form, what stakes, and where output goes. Default is agentic — a normal call spawns a freshly-primed sub-agent that gathers, vets, and returns the signal; when extract-signal IS the agent (in-session / new-session) it works inline with output inline by default (or to a file if specified). Composes techniques per task: gather (/prime-sweep, /prime-fetch, /prime-expand), diverge (/insight-explore), vet (/insight-critique → /insight-assess), cold second opinion (/cold-review-style). Vetting scales with stakes; the presented signal carries provenance and is sensitivity-matched to its destination. Trigger on /extract-signal, "extract the signal on X and present it as Y", "gather + vet + report the signal about X". Not the prime-* / insight-* / cold-review skills it composes; not /multi-agent-mode (the mode it runs under).
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- Author
- allemaar
- Repository
- allemaar/open-skills
- Created
- 3 months ago
- Last Updated
- 2 weeks ago
- Language
- JavaScript
- License
- Apache-2.0
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