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double-check-alignlisted

Use when a verification pass already came back as a diff against the agent's prior turn — verdict lists like "overstated" / "still holds", "what I changed" sections — and you want the analysis restated whole. Triggers on "align", "restate cleanly", "say how it is", "stop correcting yourself", "I never read the first version", or "give me the final version". Rebuilds the answer from source as a standalone artifact; with an argument, re-anchors on a narrower question and drops the old scaffolding entirely.
tony/ai-workflow-plugins · ★ 2 · AI & Automation · score 69
Install: claude install-skill tony/ai-workflow-plugins
# this skill Recovery for a broken double-check. The chat currently holds a revision log — verdicts about prior claims, deltas against text the user never read. Replace it with the analysis itself. Read `references/verification-contract.md` first — it is the contract this command restores. ## `$ARGUMENTS` - Empty — re-anchor on the subject of the most recent analysis thread, at its original scope. - A topic or question — re-anchor on that instead. Narrowing is a feature: it discards the earlier answer's scaffolding, which is what lets omitted items finally surface. ## Steps 1. **Recover the request.** From the conversation, reconstruct the original question and every constraint the user has added since — including corrections they made that you agreed with. User turns are binding context; your own answer turns are not. 2. **Quarantine prior answers.** Everything you previously concluded is untrusted until re-verified against source. Do not reuse prior numbering, category names, or verdict framing. 3. **Re-derive and restate.** Re-open the source artifacts and write the full analysis, standalone, in the shape the original request implied. Every claim stated positively and in full — no verdict shorthand, no "as noted above", no delta table. 4. **Weakness inline.** If a claim is weak, say why it is weak. Never say it was previously stated differently. ## What this does not do - Reference, summarize, or grade the earlier response — the use