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1 added, 1 removed. Audit A to A.

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name: fnl-ask

description: Get oriented in finolabs-vibecode: first steps for someone new, what the plugin contains, how a given skill, agent or script works, or which skill fits your situation and the command to type next. Run only when the user asks for it.

disable-model-invocation: true

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# Ask: where do I start, what is here, which skill next?

Read [references/plain-language.md](references/plain-language.md) first to decide whether to use the beginner register in any mode, including how to handle a bare invocation. Then pick the mode that fits the user's question and read its reference:

| Mode | When | Read |

| --- | --- | --- |

| Start | New to the plugin or unsure how to begin | [references/start.md](references/start.md) |

| Contents | What the plugin contains or what exists for a purpose | [references/contents.md](references/contents.md) |

| Explain | How a named skill, agent or script works | [references/explain.md](references/explain.md) |

| Route | Which skill fits a situation | [references/map.md](references/map.md) |

- Read the target file before describing it so the answer is current. The map lists the 17 surviving skills: `fnl-advisor` owns both one opinion and committees, `fnl-delegate` owns spec coordinator sessions, and `fnl-session-hygiene` owns knowledge and handovers. Read a procedure reference only when the question concerns that procedure. Answer and stop: invoke nothing; leave the how-to to the target skill when it runs. On Codex the user types `$` instead of `/` for skill commands; Claude Code and Antigravity use `/`. Skills the user types, such as `fnl-setup`, may be missing from your own skill list; do not warn the user that they are missing.

+ Read the target file before describing it so the answer is current. The map lists all 19 skills, including the user-only `fnl-scan-agents` inventory refresh and `fnl-set-mode` settings command: `fnl-advisor` owns both one opinion and committees, `fnl-delegate` owns spec coordinator sessions, and `fnl-session-hygiene` owns knowledge and handovers. Read a procedure reference only when the question concerns that procedure. Answer and stop: invoke nothing; leave the how-to to the target skill when it runs. On Codex the user types `$` instead of `/` for skill commands; Claude Code and Antigravity use `/`. Skills the user types, such as `fnl-setup`, may be missing from your own skill list; do not warn the user that they are missing.