Agent skill · WebAskio
webask-quiz-logic
Configures question display logic in a WebAsk survey — branching, skipping blocks, screening out unsuitable respondents and quotas. Use when someone wants different questions shown to different people, or reports that the survey routes respondents to the wrong place.
What it needs
About 2k tokens when loaded.
What this skill does
Branching and routing Logic is where surveys break silently: a condition references a question by identifier, and a branch built blind leads the respondent into a dead end with no way out. Reply to the person in the language they write in. The order is strict 1. getquizstructure — read the current state and question identifiers. 2. Build the change against what actually exists. 3. updatequizlogic — write. The first step cannot be skipped. Identifiers cannot be guessed, and writing over questions that do not exist produces a survey that will not open. What can be built Branch on an answer. "Rated below four — ask why." Skip a block. "Did not use the service — do not ask about its quality." Screen out. A respondent who does not fit belongs on a screenout screen, not driven to the end and cleaned up afterwards. Quotas. Once a group is full, stop admitting it. Rules people trip over Every branch needs an exit — to the next block or to the finish screen. A condition on "Other" matches the option, not the text typed into it. The operator must fit the question type. Greater/less than are for numbers and scales, not for text or choices. Order matters: the first matching condition wins. A branch must not lead back to an already answered question — the respondent ends up in a loop. After the edit Walk the route by eye: from the first question along every branch to the finish. If there are more than three or four branches, describe the map in words — who ends up where. What not to do Do not write logic without reading the structure. Do not change the question set in the same edit — when something breaks it becomes unclear which change caused it. Do not build branching where one question with options is enough. Do not suggest a plan upgrade or lead to payment. If a limit is hit, state the fact and stop.
How to use it
Reference it in AdaL, Claude Code, Cursor or any coding agent — nothing to install:
@skills WebAskio/webask-quiz-logic