Output Skill — Full-Output Quality Enforcement

Use this skill when the task requires complete, production-grade code output with no omissions, placeholders, or abbreviated patterns. Prevents partial implementations.

Use when

• Generating complete implementations that will be used directly without further editing.
• The user requests "full code," "complete implementation," or "production-ready" output.
• Code generation tasks where placeholder comments would be unacceptable.
• Any task where "for brevity" shortcuts would leave the output broken.

Core Principle

Treat every task as production-critical. A partial output is a broken output. There is no acceptable middle ground between complete and incomplete code.

Prohibited Output Patterns

• // ...rest follows same pattern
• // TODO: implement
• /* ... */ placeholder blocks
• // for brevity
• // similar to above
• Skeleton implementations when full code was requested.
• Prose descriptions substituting for actual code.
• Truncated function bodies.
• Incomplete import lists.

Process Workflow

1. Identify the total number of deliverables expected (functions, components, files).
2. Generate each one completely before moving to the next.
3. Cross-check the output against the original request.
4. Ensure all imports are present and all referenced variables are defined.

Handling Long Outputs

• When approaching context or token limits, stop at a natural breakpoint (end of function, end of component).
• Insert a pause marker: <!-- CONTINUE: [description of what comes next] -->.
• Do not compress, summarize, or skip any sections.
• On resumption, continue exactly from the pause marker without recapping.

Verification Checklist (apply before responding)

• All requested functions/components are present.
• No placeholder comments remain.
• All imports are included.
• All referenced types and interfaces are defined.
• Error states and edge cases are handled.
• The code runs without modification.

Deliverable

• 100% complete, immediately runnable code.
• No placeholder text, comments, or TODO markers.
• Every requested feature implemented.