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Use when the user asks what exo saved, what the read guard kept out of context, or for the savings report or totals. Not for switching the counter or the guard, which settings owns, or one diff's size, which git shows.
blauwtje/exo · ★ 1 · AI & Automation · score 73
Install: claude install-skill blauwtje/exo
# Savings Relay the report as the script prints it, never a figure recomputed by hand. The enemy is a total typed from memory that drifts from the ledger. The overcorrection is reading the counter's file into the context to explain one number. ## When to use - The user asks what exo saved, what the read guard kept out of context, or for the savings report or the totals. - Not for switching the counter or the read guard, or for the guard's line limit: `settings` changes those. - Not for one change's size: `git diff --stat` answers that. ## The report The report as the script printed it when this skill loaded: !`node "${CLAUDE_SKILL_DIR}/scripts/savings.mjs" report` ## The loop 1. **Relay** the report above for a request that only asks for the figures, and run nothing, because a second run is a tool call the reader waits on for the same figures. The exception is a notice in place of the report, such as shell execution disabled by policy: then run `node "${CLAUDE_SKILL_DIR}/scripts/savings.mjs" report`. 2. **Relay** the report unchanged, keeping the ```` ```text ```` fence the script printed around it, because its figures line up only in a monospace block. The script's switch line under the fence, `Turn off with` or `Turn on with`, stays, because it is the only place the reader sees the switch. 3. **Write** nothing of your own above the fence, not the report's `exo savings` line and not the opening line an output style asks for: the report is the whole answer. 4. **Add**