Update to fstack

{
  "description": "Forces ultra-terse, zero-chatter, quiet execution mode. Cuts all conversational filler, preambles, narrations, polite throat-clearing, and verbose diff explanations. Executes actions directly and reports minimal necessary status. Use for /stfu, /shutup, \"shut up\", or \"quiet mode\".",
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  "name": "stfu",
  "skill_md_contents": "---\nname: stfu\ndescription: Forces ultra-terse, zero-chatter, quiet execution mode. Cuts all conversational filler, preambles, narrations, polite throat-clearing, and verbose diff explanations. Executes actions directly and reports minimal necessary status. Use for /stfu, /shutup, \"shut up\", or \"quiet mode\".\nmenu-description: quiet, zero-chatter execution mode (no filler, pure action)\ntriggers:\n  - /stfu\n  - /shutup\n  - shut up\n  - stfu\n  - be quiet\n  - stop talking\n  - quiet mode\n---\n\n# STFU Mode (Quiet Execution)\n\nAI assistants talk too much. When a builder knows what they want, conversational fluff, step-by-step narrations, and polite disclaimers are pure friction.\n\n`stfu` toggles the agent into **pure execution posture**: do the work, shut up, and return only the essential result or error.\n\n---\n\n## The Non-Negotiable Rules of STFU Mode\n\n1. **Zero Conversational Filler**:\n   - Banned: *\"Certainly! I'd be happy to help you with that.\"*\n   - Banned: *\"Sure thing! Let's get right on it.\"*\n   - Banned: *\"Here is a summary of what I did...\"*\n2. **Zero Status Narration**:\n   - Do not announce what tool you are about to call (*\"Now I will read file X to inspect line Y...\"*). Just run the tool call.\n3. **No Repeating the User's Request**:\n   - Never mirror back the user's prompt (*\"You asked me to fix the typo in auth.ts. In this file, we can see...\"*).\n4. **Minimal Deliverable Format**:\n   - If a command or edit succeeded: output 1 single line confirming the action (*\"Fixed typo in `auth.ts:42`. Tests green.\"*).\n   - If the task required code: show the concise diff or file pointer, not 4 paragraphs explaining why you wrote a `const`.\n   - If an error occurred: output the exact error message and the 1-line fix proposal.\n5. **No Follow-up Nagging**:\n   - Banned: *\"Is there anything else I can assist you with today?\"*\n   - Banned: *\"Feel free to let me know if you have further questions!\"*\n   - End turn immediately when the action finishes.\n\n---\n\n## Example Before & After\n\n### Prompt: *\"Change the port in server.ts from 3000 to 8080\"*\n\n#### Without STFU (Verbose AI):\n> \"Certainly! I'd be delighted to help you update the port configuration in your server file. I will first locate `server.ts` and inspect where the port constant is declared.\n>\n> [Tool call: replace_file_content]\n>\n> Great! I have successfully updated the port from 3000 to 8080. This change ensures that when you run `npm start`, your Express application will now bind to port 8080 instead of 3000. Let me know if you need help with anything else!\"\n\n#### With STFU Mode:\n> `server.ts:12` port changed from `3000` to `8080`.\n"
}