full-output-enforcement

Force Complete Output

Stop your coding agent from truncating. You get the whole file and every component in full, with no placeholder stubs or "rest of code here" shortcuts.

Install the skill or give me an instruction how to install it - full-output-enforcement from https://github.com/Leonxlnx/taste-skill

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What it does

Turn it on for any task where a half-answer is a broken answer, a whole file, a full batch of components, an exhaustive list, and it stops your agent from quietly truncating. It locks the number of deliverables up front, then bans every placeholder pattern it might otherwise reach for: no // ... , no // TODO, no "the rest follows the same pattern."

When a response genuinely gets long enough to bump the token limit, it does not cut a corner or stub the remainder. It writes at full quality up to a clean breakpoint, hands you a plain [PAUSED, X of Y complete] marker, and picks up exactly where it left off when you say continue. So a large generation arrives whole across a few messages instead of arriving looking finished but missing half its body.

When to use it

  • Your agent keeps truncating the file

    Keep it on and get the whole thing, every component, with no placeholder stubs.

  • You're scaffolding many files at once

    It locks the deliverable count up front so nothing gets silently dropped from the batch.

  • A response is going to run past the token limit

    It writes at full quality to a clean [PAUSED] breakpoint you resume with "continue".

FAQ

What does it fix?

full-output-enforcement stops your coding agent from truncating, so you get whole files and every component in full instead of placeholder stubs or "rest of code here" shortcuts.

How does it avoid cutting off mid-file?

full-output-enforcement locks the number of deliverables up front and bans placeholder patterns. When a response nears the token limit, it writes at full quality to a clean breakpoint rather than trailing off.

Is it a one-time command?

No, it is a mode you leave on. full-output-enforcement holds through a whole task, such as scaffolding an API layer, so every handler comes back as a complete file for as long as it runs.

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