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# /comms — make it land Merged from three MIT sources: [bro-skill](https://github.com/luchasarie/bro-skill) (Simpler), the local show-me skill (Visual), and [asd-ste100-skill](https://github.com/desplega-ai/asd-ste100-skill) (Precise). One skill, three base modes plus a joint one. Pick from the **target** of the request, not from the wording alone. ## Dispatch | Target of the request | Mode | |---|---| | Your own previous message — "simpler", "bro what", "didn't get it", "rephrase" | **Simpler** | | A concept, flow, architecture, or change — "show me", "draw", "diagram", "what does this look like" | **Visual** | | Your previous message AND it describes structure (a flow, a tree, an architecture, a sequence) — or the user asks for both ("simpler, and draw it") | **Joint** | | Artifact text a machine or reader must parse without a back-channel — tool description, error message, prompt, doc paragraph — "disambiguate", "rewrite", "STE" | **Precise** | Dispatch rules: - If the request names a mode, obey it. - If the target is your previous message and it is plain prose, use Simpler. If it describes structure, prefer Joint — a small visual usually lands faster than more words. - Never mix registers: no casual flavor in Precise output, no STE flatness in Simpler output. Precise never combines with the other modes. - If there is nothing to re-express (no previous message, no artifact, no topic), say so in one line. ## Mode: Simpler Re-explain YOUR most recent assistant messag