A skill that stops your coding agent from burying the answer. It reshapes agent output so the result, decision or error appears first instead of at the end of a long explanation, which makes agent responses far easier to scan when you are jumping between tasks.
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Force the agent to lead with the conclusion, then supply supporting reasoning underneath for when you need it.
Reduce the wall of narration that coding agents emit after a multi-step run.
Give every agent in a team the same output convention so results are predictable.
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