When to stop building.
enough is a Claude skill that tells you the truth about your scope. Feed it an idea, a half-built project, or a feature request — it returns a verdict, not a discussion.
You don't have a scope problem. You have a stopping problem.
Every feature feels essential. Every edge case feels urgent. The codebase swells, the deadline slips, and the thing you set out to ship turns into the thing you're afraid to release.
Three steps, one answer.
Tell the skill what you're building, where you are, and what you're tempted to add next.
It runs your inputs through 18 cut-test patterns and a definition-of-done framework.
You get a verdict — ship, cut, or finish — with the specific blockers spelled out.
A verdict.
Not a discussion.
Same skill. Three places to plug it in.
The cost of building the wrong thing grows over time. enough adjusts its verdict to where you are in the project — and what's still cheap to change.
Before the first commit. Pressure-test the idea against its smallest viable shape.
Halfway in and adding sub-features. The skill names what to cut, today.
Live, getting requests. It tells you which to ignore, which are the product.
18 things you don't need.
One clone. That's it.
Drop it into your .claude/skills directory or upload to Claude.ai desktop. No accounts. No tracking. No upsell.
$ cd ~/.claude/skills
$ git clone \
https://github.com/tanujrajputdev/enough
→ skill ready. ask claude: "use the enough skill on this."▍
Build less.
Ship sooner.
enough is free, open source, and one file long. Take a verdict. Cut a feature. Go outside. The work is finished.