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Render the open decision points of a task as an ASCII tree so the user can see where they are and what to answer next. Use when a task has branched into several pending choices, when the user asks "where am I?" / "what do I need to decide?" / "what's left to decide", or invokes /where-am-i. About task decisions, not git branch or working directory. Pure presentation; reads state from the conversation, persists nothing.
Make dense or complex information easier to understand, navigate, remember, and act on through clear layers, concrete examples, and visible progress. Use when the user explicitly invokes Focus Friendly; requests focus-oriented simplification, chunking, pacing, mapping, or reorientation; reports overwhelm, trouble reading or focusing, task-initiation difficulty, or losing their place in the current task; asks whether those difficulties prove ADHD; or asks for help navigating long, structurally complex material that genuinely needs a map. Do not invoke merely because a request mentions ADHD or asks for summarization, teaching, planning, research, or routine coding; those tasks need an explicit focus or navigation signal.