AICompound Engineering 3.27 adds a /wtf skill for agent explanations
A contributor announcing the update says /wtf is designed to make agents easier to understand: invoke it alone to restate the last output, or supply a prompt—including a document URL—for an explanation.
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A Compound Engineering contributor announced the /wtf skill in version 3.27, describing it as a way to get more understandable explanations from agents. The contributor says it can restate an agent’s last output when invoked without a prompt, or explain a supplied prompt, including a document URL. They framed it as addressing frustrating agent communication, calling Claude’s concise output style “hit and miss.”
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Compound Engineering 3.27 adds a /wtf skill for agent explanations
A contributor announcing the update says /wtf is designed to make agents easier to understand: invoke it alone to restate the last output, or supply a prompt—including a document URL—for an explanation.
TLDR
A Compound Engineering contributor announced the /wtf skill in version 3.27, describing it as a way to get more understandable explanations from agents. The contributor says it can restate an agent’s last output when invoked without a prompt, or explain a supplied prompt, including a document URL. They framed it as addressing frustrating agent communication, calling Claude’s concise output style “hit and miss.”