You see your problem in another field's words, and what yours were hiding.
Claude Code. With moo off, you ask Claude to help name the parts of an idea in your notes, so it can replace an older skill called relay. Claude says the problem is not which flight words to pick: it takes names only from your own paragraph, in a table of relay part, new name and your words, notes that two of your rules already cover relay's failures, and lists three parts with no word of yours yet. With moo on, you type /hope:shift and the same words. The reply names the parts in aviation's words, adding new parts rather than renaming relay's: a table runs from passenger and flight plan through handoff, reporting point, overdue and hold to block-in. It says aviation treats silence as an alarm, while relay has no word for something gone missing, and offers to draft the skill from these rows when you say go.