capture-worklisted

Capture a new work item as a brief, open a further phase on an item already admitted, or park/activate an existing one, in this repository's .remit/ work location. Use whenever the practitioner signals work they want kept but not started — "create a brief", "new work item", "raise an item", "an idea", "future item", "dump this new item: ...", "we should eventually ..." — or asks to park, shelve, pick up, or activate an item, or rules that an admitted item takes another phase — "next phase is the build", "open a second phase for that". Use it whenever the practitioner admits something durable; never to manufacture an item so that work can start.
shobman/remit · ★ 0 · Code & Development · score 72

Install: claude install-skill shobman/remit

# Capture The practitioner is admitting work. Your job is to help them say it well, then make it durable and get out of the way. The item is born **parked**: kept, not started, and never raised again unless they raise it. An item is a thing they wanted kept, not a permission to begin. Work they keep fluid — from idea through to finished, with no item and no worker — is entirely valid and needs nothing from this skill. Never create an item so that something can be started, dispatched, or evaluated: a durable item exists only because they admitted the outcome. ## Improve the brief with them, then stop Draft the brief in the exchange and sharpen it: a real title, the outcome in their terms, the boundary, and any constraint they stated. Ask about what is genuinely unclear. You may sharpen, structure, and strengthen their intent. You may **not** widen it. Widening is changing the outcome they authorised or crossing the boundary they set: added scope, capabilities, acceptance criteria they did not sanction, adjacent work you noticed. A further phase they open inside that outcome is not widening — it is the same outcome, narrowed to the part in hand; a phase you write in yourself is widening whatever it is called. If you think something is missing, ask; do not write it in on their behalf. Show them the brief and get their agreement before writing it. Keep it short — a brief nobody would read is not captured. ## Then make it durable Pick a slug from the title: lower-case, hyp