Lean and command-driven throughout; the Madge-specific capability intro and default-exclusion note are product facts Claude does not already know, and nearly every token earns its place; minor repetition of 'Per the [Madge README]' keeps it from feeling padded.

Provides fully executable, copy-paste-ready commands (madge flags, npm installs, .madgerc JSON, GitHub Actions YAML) with specific examples; not the level below because guidance is complete rather than pseudocode.

Steps 1-6 are clearly sequenced with validation checkpoints — exit codes 0/1 for circular detection, orphans kept advisory via '|| true', and explicit 'verify usage outside source tree... before removal' for the destructive deletion case; not capped at 2 because verification is present.

Well-organized sections with the only reference being the clearly-signaled one-level external [Madge README] URL; no nested/2+-level references and no bundle files to misroute.

Lists multiple concrete actions — 'detect circular dependencies, find orphan modules, and visualize the module graph' plus 'Scoped to production code via excludeRegExp' — matching the multi-action anchor.

Explicitly answers both what (detect/find/visualize, production-scoped) and when via a 'Use when...' clause with concrete triggers; not the level below because the when-clause is explicit, not implied.

Covers natural terms users would say ('circular dependencies', 'orphan modules', 'CI gate') and a realistic runtime trigger ('throws Cannot read property X of undefined on a module that is clearly imported'); not the level below because coverage is broad rather than partial.

Clear Madge/circular-dependency niche with distinct triggers unlikely to fire for unrelated skills; not the level below because it is specific rather than overlapping.