About anti-slop
A deprecated skill notice for users who explicitly invoke the old name or ask about migration. It points to code-simplification and outlines precautions for replacing the catalog entry.
Key features
- 01Names the replacement skill
- 02Provides migration guidance
- 03Notes local-edit safeguards
Use cases
- 01A user invokes anti-slop by name
- 02A user asks how to migrate the old skill
Install
Copy the command and run it in a terminal.
$
npx skills add https:/After installing, type/anti-slopin Claude Code to confirm it loaded.
Details
From the project READMEDeprecated: anti-slop
This old skill name is retained temporarily to explain the catalog migration. It provides migration guidance only and does not contain the former task workflow.
When to use
Only when the user explicitly invokes the old anti-slop name or asks how to migrate it.
When NOT to use
Do not select this notice for ordinary domain tasks or treat it as an active skill.
Workflow
- Explain that this skill was renamed or merged into code-simplification.
- If code-simplification is installed, offer it by name and use its own instructions when the request authorizes that work.
- If it is missing, explain how to install the replacement and remove this old entry after backing up customizations. Do not read a sibling path or install anything silently.
See MIGRATION.md in the collection repository
for installer-specific steps and the complete mapping.
Rules
- Keep this notice for one transition release and at least seven days after publication.
- Never claim an installed copy will update or disappear automatically.
- Preserve local edits and private overlays before removing an installed entry.
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