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Concise skills rollout: ai-briefing (2 skills, 1 model-invoked)

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Difficulty
4/5
Estimated time
3-5 days
Newbie friendliness
48/100
Issue type
Refactor
Clarity
Mostly clear
Activity status
Active
Tech stack
shell

Research direction

Read the linked per-plugin runbook at plugins/playbooks/skills/skill-authoring/reference/rewrite-a-plugin.md and follow its cited rewrite protocol; the issue does not name the ai-briefing skill file paths. First get approval for the /evals:plugin-eval spend, then inspect the generate and setup skills and the eval/probe conventions. Done when a draft PR has a per-skill decision table, measured descriptions and bodies for shipped skills, and explains any unmeasured skills; a person must review it and mark it ready.

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Description

needs-triage priority: low

Part of #6476. Rewrite ai-briefing's skills to the skill criteria in one draft PR, following the per-plugin runbook (/playbooks:skill-authoring, reference/rewrite-a-plugin.md). The runbook and the rewrite protocol it cites decide what ships; this issue holds only what is specific to the plugin.

The plugin today

  • Skills: generate, setup (user-invoked).
  • Outcome eval cases under evals/: 0. Probe files under probes/: 0.

Done when

  • The PR merges with a per-skill decision table in its body, and every shipped description and body was measured.
  • Any skill left unmeasured, and why, is named in the PR.

Needs a person

  • Approve the eval spend for this plugin (the /evals:plugin-eval estimate) before the measured passes.
  • Review the draft PR and mark it ready.

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