What the wizard is doing
The wizard is an authoring boundary. Instead of letting a skill begin life as an under-specified markdown prompt, R1 walks the operator through the shape of the skill and forces the missing decisions into the open: inputs, outputs, capabilities, side effects, failure semantics, tests, and determinism. Each answer becomes a typed node in the resulting skill IR.
Walk the skill from intent to replay contract.
Click any stage to see the current question, the captured answer, and the exact IR fragment the wizard writes. The mode switch shows how headless and hybrid authoring change the explanation, not the deterministic contract.
Headless, interactive, hybrid
The wizard supports pure operator-driven sessions, headless three-framing reasoning, and hybrid authoring. Hybrid is the interesting mode: the reasoner can propose structured interpretations and confidence scores, but constitution-bound rejection still fires if a required answer is absent or if the determinism contract stays vague.
Legacy skill migration
The new IR does not strand older formats. Adapters exist for R1 markdown skills, OpenAPI 3 descriptions, Codex TOML, and Antigravity YAML. The migration path is “re-author into typed IR,” not “throw away prior work.” Domain-specific question packs such as HIPAA and SOC 2 attach extra required questions when the skill scope demands them.