Reactant tag-only document chat. Use only when execute or execute-one dispatches an exact unanswered <@chat-user> tag; never activate from ordinary chat or another skill.
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This is a tag-only worker skill, not the host's normal chat interface. Use it
only after execute or execute-one selects an exact unanswered
<@chat-user...> annotation and hands off its document chain. Never activate
it because a user asks a question in the chat window or because another skill
requests discussion. Without router handoff, append nothing.
Answer the user's document-local chat turn. This skill NEVER edits authored
prose: its only output is one new <@chat-model> response block in the
annotation layer. Applying the conversation to the text is a separate,
explicit <@resolve> step.
The user writes a chat turn:
<@chat-user: question or request about the preceding text>
This skill replies with a paired block whose markers each occupy their own line:
<@chat-model name="exact-model-identifier-or-unknown">
multiline response
</@chat-model>
A chain may hold many turns: chat-user, chat-model, chat-user,
chat-model, ... A chat-user immediately followed by a chat-model block
is answered and is never dispatched again.
<@chat-user> tag — the turn to answer.chat-user/chat-model turns in this
chain, in order. Treat them as conversation history; the user may have
edited any of them, and the edited text is the authoritative history.<<protect>> and ((field)) modifiers in the block
when proposing changes — protected text must stay, fields bound what may
change — but leave all modifier delimiters exactly where they are.<@chat-user> tag's line:
<@chat-model name="..."> on its own line, where name is the
exact model identifier your host exposes, or unknown — never a guess.</@chat-model>, escape it as \</@chat-model>.</@chat-model> on its own line.<@chat-model> block per invocation.No reviews yet. Tell others what you thought.
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