Clarity Toolkit

Version 0.4.0. An unofficial MIT-licensed adaptation of selected Matt Pocock skills.

Ask for an interview (grill-me), a discovery questionnaire (to-questionnaire), a clearer explanation (wait-what), or a conversation handoff (handoff). The four adapted workflows require explicit user intent. Meta-conv-filter can run implicitly for standalone final deliverables and can also be requested directly. It removes revision traces, conversation references, and missing-context dependencies while preserving substantive facts and limits. Natural-language requests work without assuming slash-command support.

All packaged instructions, templates, and metadata are English. User-facing questions follow the conversation language; deliverables honor explicit language requests. No runtime scripts, MCP server, external account, or local repository are required. Questions and deliverables use native editable writing blocks when supported. Otherwise, one copyable fenced text block is the fallback; it is not an interactive editor. You can edit questions, select optional choices, write in your own ideas, skip items, and revise earlier answers. Interviews explore first instead of leading with recommendations. File delivery depends on the host. The plugin does not provide durable memory or automatically carry context into another session. It neither sends questionnaires nor implements interview plans.

See THIRD_PARTY_NOTICES.md for provenance and LICENSE for the original notice.