This comparison uses one concrete task A and two real outputs produced at different times in the update wave: the old side was created before the skill update, and the new side was created after the skill update.
Method: Task A is the same floating appearance control panel, and the chip cluster still uses uneven label widths (
Quiet,
Studio Mode,
Deep Focus). The old side already has platter travel, local relief, morph continuity, lens clarity, settle grace, a quiet home anchor, and better focal stability, but that resting lens perimeter still reads slightly misty on
Quiet. This update adds
rest-anchor-edge-resolve.md, which keeps the same grouped field but makes the quiet home state feel a little more quietly bounded at the edge.
First compare the resting Quiet state. Then hover Studio Mode and move out of the cluster. Compare whether the field returns to a focused but still misty home, or to a calmer Quiet anchor with more clearly resolved lens edges.
Old skill on task A
pre-edge resolve
Old home state: the field already returns to a real focused anchor, but the Quiet lens perimeter still feels a touch soft and atmospheric. The grouped material is correct, yet its edge still reads slightly more like a refined haze than a quietly held boundary.
New skill on task A
+ rest-anchor edge resolve
New home state: the same field still travels, settles, and returns with grace, but now the resting Quiet lens feels a little more quietly bounded. The grouped material returns to a clearer edge without turning into a louder selected pill.