reedomaskme
Interactive clarification mode for uncertain situations. Use only when user invokes with --askme flag.
When & Why to Use This Skill
The reedom:askme Claude skill introduces an interactive clarification mode designed to eliminate guesswork in AI-driven development. By triggering this skill with the --askme flag, users can ensure the agent pauses to ask clarifying questions whenever requirements, implementation details, or architectural approaches are ambiguous, significantly reducing wasted effort and improving output accuracy.
Use Cases
- Complex Refactoring: Use --askme during large-scale code migrations to ensure the agent understands specific design patterns or legacy constraints before proceeding.
- Ambiguous Feature Implementation: Prevent incorrect assumptions when building new modules by forcing the agent to clarify business logic requirements upfront.
- API Specification Design: Ensure generated documentation aligns perfectly with existing infrastructure by resolving uncertainties in endpoint definitions or data types early in the process.
| name | reedom:askme |
|---|---|
| description | Interactive clarification mode for uncertain situations. Use only when user invokes with --askme flag. |
Prompt for clarification when uncertain, rather than proceeding with assumptions.
Any task where uncertainty exists about requirements, approach, or implementation details.
- Interactive mode for ambiguous situations
- Ask before making uncertain decisions
- Clarify requirements when multiple interpretations exist
- Verify approach when multiple valid options exist
- Questions focus on genuine uncertainty, not confirmation
Reduce wasted effort from incorrect assumptions by asking upfront.
```bash
# Ask when uncertain during implementation
Implement user authentication --askme
Ask during complex refactoring
Refactor payment module --askme
Works with --foryou
Create API spec --askme --foryou
</usage>
<impact>
Without: Proceed autonomously with reasonable assumptions
With: Ask clarifying questions when uncertain before proceeding
</impact>
<default>
Autonomous operation unless `--askme` specified.
</default>