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--- name: show-me-your-work description: "Keep a compact decision and evidence trail for substantial migrations or unattended work that the user will review later." --- # Show me your work Follow the consuming project's instructions first. Use [Orbyn Engineering policy](../../AGENTS.md) and [host/model guidance](../../docs/agents/model-policy.md) where applicable; load only relevant references. Record decisions and meaningful checkpoints, not every tool call. Use an existing task report or the bundled [TSV helper](scripts/log.sh): `bash skills/show-me-your-work/scripts/log.sh <file> <phase> <decision> <why> <evidence> <result>`. The helper is single-writer; use separate logs for parallel workers. Each entry names what changed, why, source/evidence and actual outcome. Correct old conclusions with a superseding entry. Do not invent measurements or links. Keep secrets and private payloads out of logs. Retain failures and unverified results; an attempted command is not a completed check. Before delivery, follow the evidence pointers and reconcile the trail with actual artifacts. The lead may assign a review subagent for a substantial independent concern under [coordination](../../docs/agents/coordination.md); children reconcile their own trail directly. This skill does not authorize a separate chat. Commit a report only within delivery scope. Summarize the useful findings without copying the entire log into the reply. ## Keep a reviewable evidence chain For a schema rollout, record the candidate, the writer-cutover decision, the observation and the remaining operator step. Link to the actual artifact rather than copying private payloads. A later reviewer should be able to distinguish a planned check, a failed attempt and a completed observation. ## Operational method Use the [local operating method](references/operating-method.md) for the execution sequence, concrete failure case, expected result and stopping condition. It is Orbyn-authored guidance; historical source notices remain in provenance.