The Free Skill That Stops Claude Saying Done When It Is Not
The free skill that stops your AI signing off work it never did, plus the one instruction tweak that stops the proving from taking all afternoon
What this actually is
Unlazy is a free, MIT licensed skill by Leon Lin. It does one thing: it takes away the model's ability to tell you it is finished, and replaces it with a file it has to fill in. The repo is github.com/Leonxlnx/unlazy, 973 stars in under two weeks. The same author ships taste-skill, which is at 79,304, which is most of the reason this one spread as fast as it did.
The line the whole design rests on is in the skill file, and it is one sentence: you do not promise you are done, you prove it against a ledger.
Version one tried to get the same result with instructions. A controlled six run test showed the limit of that. Instructions do raise effort, but the failures that survive them are exactly the ones prose cannot catch: wrong numbers in self reports, and stalls that feel like completion. So version two moved enforcement out of the model's goodwill and into files and checks.
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