agentic-time-estimate
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Answer how long agent work will take, how much longer active work needs, or what clock time applies. Estimate full AI-agent wall time, measure active progress first, and get owner-facing times from `sno report-time`. Never estimate human-developer time.
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npx skills add sno-ai/sno-station-skills --skill agentic-time-estimate -a claude-code
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