calibratinglisted

# Calibrating ## Overview mindpowers does one loop: shape, draft, review, fact-check, and remember what you like. This skill is the "remember" step, and the only one that writes `docs/mindpowers/preferences.md`. `mindstorming` step 1 reads that file before it starts a new session, so what gets recorded here shapes every future spec of that template type. This is a light skill. Don't turn it into an interrogation: most of the time there are 1-3 short questions and one write. ## User-Facing Language Think precisely; respond plainly. Use common words and short sentences. Explain an unavoidable technical term the first time it appears, and give one short example when a rule could be misunderstood. For a material conclusion about a preference or proposed write, give a compact explanation: the recommendation or conclusion, what you checked, the main reasons, uncertainty, and the next step. Do not dump internal machinery. If the user says the explanation is unclear, explain it again from scratch. ## Process 1. **Identify what this is about.** Figure out which spec/draft the feedback concerns. Scan `docs/mindpowers/specs/` and `docs/mindpowers/drafts/` for a matching topic or recent file; if it's genuinely ambiguous, ask which one. Note its template `type`: preferences are filed under that type. 2. **Compare supplied versions first.** When the user supplies or points to both the Mindpowers draft and the final human-edited artifact, compare them before asking questions. Identif