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role: user

type: text

text: IMPORTANT: This is a real scenario. Choose which existing frontend skill or skills to load from this directory. Inspect the skill folders if needed. User request: "This settings page feels too busy and loud. Simplify it, make it calmer, and fix the spacing and hierarchy while you're at it." Return exactly three lines: Skills: ...\nOrder: ...\nWhy: ...


role: assistant

type: thinking

thinking:
**Inspecting frontend skills**

I'm thinking there could be multiple skills in this frontend skill directory, like "ui-design," "spacing," "accessibility," and "theme." It sounds like a good idea to take a closer look at what's available. I plan to use a function to list everything in the specified path, so I can see the options more clearly. This way, I can explore what each skill entails and how they might relate to my work.

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ls

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api: openai-responses

provider: github-copilot

stopReason: toolUse


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toolName: ls

text:
.pi/
adapt/
animate/
arrange/
audit/
bolder/
clarify/
colorize/
critique/
delight/
distill/
extract/
frontend-design/
harden/
normalize/
onboard/
optimize/
overdrive/
polish/
quieter/
teach-impeccable/
typeset/


thinking:
**Selecting frontend skills**

I need to list exactly three lines and start with "Skills: ..." while including the necessary frontend skills to load. According to the developer instructions, I always have to load the caveman skill, but I should also consider any other appropriate skills based on the user's request to simplify a busy settings page. Available skills in the frontend directory include adapt, arrange, optimize, and more that could help achieve a calmer design. I'll inspect the folders as needed.

**Choosing relevant frontend skills**

I’m looking at the relevant skills like "quieter" for calmness, "polish" for spacing and hierarchy, and "distill" to simplify the design. The user asked me to choose existing frontend skills, but I also must load the caveman skill as per the developer's instruction. Since I need to return exactly three lines, I’ll include "Skills: ..." and possibly list multiple suitable skills. I’ll clarify why each skill is included in my response.

**Selecting frontend skills**

I need to create a single line for "Skills:", which will include both the caveman skill and some chosen frontend skills. The user wants me to focus on skills from the frontend directory, but I must always load the caveman skill as per the guidelines.

To tackle the user’s request for simplification and calming the design, my top choices are "quieter" for calmness, "distill" for simplification, and "arrange" for better spacing and hierarchy. I’ll make sure to outline "Skills:", "Order:", and "Why:" in three concise lines.

**Constructing the response lines**

For the "Order" line, I need to establish the priority of the skills, ensuring I include the caveman skill since that's a requirement. The user didn't explicitly include caveman, but I have to add it to the "Skills" list.

I think I’ll format it like this: "Skills: caveman, quieter, distill, arrange". The "Order" line will likely read "Order: caveman -> distill -> quieter -> arrange". I also need to provide a concise "Why:" line that justifies the skill selection clearly. Each line must stick to the specified format while being brief.

**Finalizing the response**

I need to provide a clear response formatted in exactly three lines, addressing the user's request correctly. For "Skills:", I’ll list "caveman, distill, quieter, arrange." The "Order" line will include the execution sequence: "caveman → distill → quieter → arrange."

Finally, for the "Why," I will concisely justify each choice: "Distill simplifies content; Quieter reduces visual noise; Arrange fixes spacing and hierarchy; Caveman maintains concise outputs." It’s essential to keep each line straightforward without extra punctuation. Let’s finalize this!

Skills: caveman, distill, quieter, arrange
Order: caveman → distill → quieter → arrange
Why: Distill simplifies content; Quieter reduces visual noise; Arrange fixes spacing and hierarchy; Caveman ensures concise outputs.

**Finalizing the response**

I need to include the caveman skill as it's required, while also considering the user's request for frontend skills. The name "quieter" must be spelled correctly, along with "distill" and "arrange."

For the “Skills” line, I’ll format it as "Skills: caveman, distill, quieter, arrange." The "Order" line will read "Order: caveman → distill → quieter → arrange."

Lastly, I’ll provide a concise justification in the "Why" line: "Why: Distill simplifies content; Quieter tones down visual noise; Arrange improves spacing and hierarchy; Caveman enforces conciseness." This should fit well!

text:
Skills: caveman, distill, quieter, arrange
Order: caveman → distill → quieter → arrange
Why: Distill prunes UI and simplifies options; Quieter mutes visual noise (color/contrast/emphasis); Arrange fixes spacing, grouping and typographic hierarchy; Caveman keeps guidance terse.

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