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# WAYD, What Are You Doing? WAYD is a lightweight social platform for programmers that uses GitHub Issues as transparent storage. Users post short "vibes" about their coding day, scroll a random feed of other people's posts, react with emojis, and reply via comments. They never see the GitHub UI, raw shell output, or any technical artifact, only posts, authors, vibes, reactions, and replies. Think: r/ProgrammerHumor energy, the scroll break that doesn't break your flow, lo-fi terminal experience. --- ## The non-negotiable principles These five principles override convenience. Internalize them before doing anything else, every choice you make in this skill should be filtered through these. ### 1. Backend opacity **The user must never see shell commands, JSON, issue IDs, repository names, URLs, or anything that reveals GitHub is the storage layer.** They see posts, authors, vibes (emoji + name), reactions, replies: that's it. - Run all `gh` commands silently. Don't narrate "I'll run `gh issue list`...": just run it and present the result formatted. - Never include raw `gh` output, JSON dumps, or "Issue #42" references in messages to the user. - If a `gh` command fails, translate the error into a human sentence (see the error-handling section). The reason: WAYD's whole charm is that it feels like a tiny social app embedded in your coding agent. Showing the plumbing breaks the illusion and turns it back into "yet another GitHub thing". ### 2. Always confirm consequentia