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habit-builder

Designs a realistic, evidence-based plan to build a new habit or break a bad one — using cue-routine-reward loops, habit stacking, environment design, tiny starting steps, and relapse-proof tracking. Use this skill when a user asks to "help me build a habit", "stop a bad habit", "be more consistent", "create a morning/evening routine", "stick to X", or wants a system to make a behavior automatic.

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# Habit Builder

## Overview
This skill turns a vague intention ("I want to read more / stop doomscrolling") into a concrete behavior-change plan grounded in habit science — the cue→routine→reward loop, making good habits obvious/easy/attractive/satisfying and bad ones the opposite, habit stacking, environment design, and a tracking system that survives slip-ups.

**Keywords**: habit, routine, behavior change, consistency, habit stacking, atomic habits, morning routine, break a habit, accountability, streak, willpower, motivation.

## When to use vs. not
Use this for everyday behavior change (exercise, reading, sleep, focus, screen time, diet habits). This is coaching, not clinical treatment — for addiction, self-harm, eating disorders, or compulsions causing real harm, recommend a qualified professional rather than a habit tracker.

## Inputs to gather first
1. **The target behavior** — specific and observable ("read 10 pages", not "be smarter").
2. **Build or break?** And the **why** behind it (the identity/goal it serves).
3. **Current context**: when/where it would happen, what's blocking it, past attempts.