feat(cli): add /effort command for task complexity rating#150
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Prompts the model to classify a task as XS/S/M/L/XL with a one-line justification and top risks. Runs against the current conversation when invoked with no args, or against a caller-supplied task description when given arguments. Useful for quick triage before starting work: "is this an hour or a day?" without derailing the current session.
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Summary
Adds `/effort` — a quick triage command that asks the model to rate a task as XS/S/M/L/XL, with a one-line justification and top 2 risks.
Why
Before starting a piece of work it's useful to know whether it's an hour's job or a day's job. Running this as a slash command (rather than typing it out as a prompt) keeps the framing consistent and blunt, and avoids derailing the current conversation.
Test plan