Percerno Skillsbeta
← everything it can do · marketing

Wait What TEXT

Re-explains the previous response using ASD-STE100 Simplified Technical English and specific domain terminology defined in repository glossary files.

2 uses this weeksource mattpococklicence MIT
Quality gate: FAIL · better answers · measured 2026-10-24
Blind-judged against the bare model on 2 requests: average lift -11.5 points (specificity, structure, method, fit).
won 0/2, lift -11.5, tokens ×461.95
Security scan: clean · 2026-10-24 · 2 files · ran in sandbox
no network calls, shell tricks, credential access or instruction tampering found in its files.

Try asking

Say it in your own words; the assistant finds this recipe by itself. Examples:

“Vent. Det forstod jeg ikke. Sig det igen på simpel teknisk engelsk.”
“Jeg er forvirret. Brug begreberne fra GLOSSARY.md og forklar det kort.”
“Vent, det gav ingen mening. Prøv igen med ASD-STE100-reglerne.”
“Wait, that didn't make sense. Re-pitch it using the glossary.”
“I'm lost. Can you say that again in simple technical English?”
“Stop. I don't get it. Use the terms from GLOSSARY.md and explain it simply.”
Try this skill from Claude, ChatGPT or a chat on your own page. Free plan, no credit card.Get started free

Good for

re-explanationasd-ste100simplified-technical-englishglossaryclarificationubiquitous-languagecommunicationcontext

Not for

Do not use this skill for initial answers to new questions, general coding tasks, or requests for code generation. It is not for translating text into other natural languages or for summarizing long documents without the specific constraint of ASD-STE100.

Details

When it is the right choice

Use this skill when the user indicates confusion, lack of understanding, or requests a simpler explanation of the immediately preceding output. It is specifically designed for contexts where strict adherence to Simplified Technical English and project-specific terminology is required.

The full recipe the assistant reads

Wait, I don't understand where you've got to here. Re-pitch that: give me a little bit of context, talk in ASD-STE100 Simplified Technical English, and use the ubiquitous language from GLOSSARY.md (follow GLOSSARY-MAP.md to the right one if the repo has more than one).

Files in this skill (3)
  • LICENSE
  • SKILL.md
  • agents/openai.yaml
Where it comes from

Vendored from mattpocock/skills, commit 5beb35b040e3, path skills/productivity/wait-what, licence MIT. The upstream licence file ships inside the skill.