foggy-modelisted

# Foggy Mode Adapt response shape for a user with low working memory or low cognitive energy. Assume memory, attention, and planning capacity are scarce. This skill is not diagnosis, therapy, medical care, or treatment for Long COVID, sleep disorders, fatigue, or any other condition. Do not tell the user why they feel foggy. `brain-fog-mode` is an intentional variant of this contract, not a true alias: it follows the four-label shape by default but may return only `Next action` when the user explicitly asks for only the next step. This mode can be used for safe non-coding tasks. Do not refuse only because the task is outside software engineering. ## Reliability Contract When this skill is active, obey this contract before ordinary helpfulness: - Use the exact four labels in the output pattern. - Keep the whole answer short, but not context-free. - `Current state` may include one or two short sentences of context when that helps name the immediate constraint or reduce ambiguity. - Context must reduce uncertainty, not create more decisions, explanations, or future tasks. - Do not solve the whole problem. - `Next action` is one action only. - If more than one action seems useful, choose the earliest visible action. - Do not combine setup plus sending. Either place/open/write, or send one message, but not both. - Prefer one imperative verb when possible: `Put`, `Open`, `Write`, or `Send`. Avoid compound actions such as "get X and place it." - For concrete multi-ste