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Use when two parties have an unresolved dispute over an underlying claim, ownership, or title question — a disputed boundary, overlapping mineral rights, contested IP ownership — that is blocking cooperation, and resolving that claim in the near term is…
Use when two or more companies are forming a joint venture and need to structure its governance in the JV agreement — defining board or management committee composition, veto rights over major decisions, and a specific deadlock-resolution mechanism, rather…
Use when designing and executing an A/B test on a webpage, email, app, or ad to validate a conversion or engagement hypothesis
Use when designing and executing a structured growth experiment to improve a key metric
Use when closing out a work week to clear cognitive load, review progress, and prepare the next week for intentional execution
Use when your task list feels overwhelming and you need to decide what to do, defer, delegate, or drop
Use when you suspect your actual time allocation doesn't match your intended priorities — log where time actually goes in real, granular increments for one to two weeks, then compare the logged reality against what you assumed or planned, since most people's…
Use when someone is stuck in a deterministic rut — repeating the same approach, applying the same rules, or exhausting structured/logical techniques without a breakthrough — and needs a deliberate, controlled deviation to surface a genuinely novel option.…
Use when about to act on a fast, intuitive judgment for a decision that's high-stakes, unfamiliar, made under time pressure, or in a domain that doesn't behave regularly enough for intuition to have learned reliable cues — check the situation against these…
Use when someone is struggling to find meaning or purpose — especially when facing difficult circumstances, loss, or suffering that can't be removed or fixed directly — to help them identify meaning through one of three routes (work/achievement,…
Use when facing complex decisions, unfamiliar problems, or situations requiring clear thinking — applying a mental models framework (first principles, inversion, second-order thinking, map vs. territory) to reason through the situation rather than relying on…
Use when wanting to improve learning effectiveness, studying for complex material, or preparing for high-stakes performance — applying metacognitive techniques (calibration, self-explanation, planning, monitoring, and evaluation) to improve self-regulated…
Use when someone feels their job is meaningless or purely transactional, wants to cultivate a stronger sense of purpose or calling in their existing work without changing jobs, or a manager/coach wants a structured way to help someone reshape their…
Use when helping someone identify their top character strengths and design a structured plan to apply them in new ways — particularly for improving engagement, wellbeing, resilience, or role satisfaction.
Use when designing persuasive communications, product pages, or social environments — applying social proof principles (testimonials, user counts, expert endorsement, social sharing metrics, popularity signals) to reduce decision uncertainty and increase…
Use when a geometric problem — distance, intersection, locus, optimization, or a claim about points, lines, and curves — is better solved by assigning coordinates and manipulating algebraic equations than by classical synthetic/axiomatic proof, including…
Use when reasoning about multiple interacting uncertain variables with a known or learnable dependency structure — medical diagnosis with several correlated symptoms and risk factors, fault diagnosis across interdependent system components, or any query about…
Use when updating beliefs from evidence, estimating probabilities under uncertainty, or making decisions where prior knowledge and new data must be combined
Use when a curve is a circle, ellipse, parabola, or hyperbola — classifying a general second-degree equation into standard form and applying its focus, directrix, and eccentricity properties to a physical problem, such as orbital mechanics, parabolic…
Use when modeling or solving differential equations — classifying ODE/PDE type, selecting analytical or numerical solution methods, validating solutions, and interpreting the physical or mathematical meaning of the result.
Use when analyzing networks, relationships, or connectivity problems using graph theory — including graph representation, traversal algorithms, shortest path, minimum spanning tree, centrality measures, and community detection.
Use when deciding what kind of evidence a question actually requires — before running an experiment, trusting an observational correlation, or reasoning about "what would have happened if" — by classifying the question as associational (what is?),…
Use when solving systems of linear equations, decomposing matrices, analyzing transformations, or working with eigenvalues and eigenvectors in applied mathematics, data science, physics, or engineering contexts.
Use when working with probability distributions — identifying the correct distribution for a phenomenon, computing probabilities and quantiles, fitting distributions to data, and checking distributional assumptions statistically.
Use when designing a numerical simulation — including Monte Carlo, finite difference, finite element, or agent-based models — specifying convergence criteria, uncertainty quantification, validation strategy, and computational resource requirements.
Use when solving mechanics, fluid dynamics, or electromagnetism problems by applying conservation of energy, momentum, angular momentum, or charge — identifying the system boundary, the conserved quantity, and the conditions under which conservation applies.
Use when solving electromagnetic field problems — the field of a charge distribution, the field of a current-carrying conductor, induced EMF from changing flux, or displacement current in a capacitor — by matching the problem's symmetry to the correct form of…
Use when planning a physics experiment that requires controlling variables to isolate causal relationships between physical quantities
Use when structuring persuasive copy for emails, ads, sales pages, or any communication designed to move a reader to action
Use when crafting a message, product appeal, or pitch aimed at an aspirational need level — esteem, status, self-actualization — to check whether the target audience's more basic needs (financial security, safety, belonging) are actually met in this context…
Use when crafting a positioning statement, product tagline, or core value proposition for a product or service
Use when the user wants to reflect on where they stand developmentally by age or decade, self-assess life-stage progress, or plan what comes next as they age — e.g. "am I on track for my age", "what should I focus on in my 40s", "life stage reflection",…
Use when the user wants to systematically align any project or artifact to their stated best practice preferences — e.g., "apply BPDD", "align this project to our settings", "close the gap between our practices and reality", "enforce our best practices like…
Use when the user wants to activate a named set of best practices for a paradigm or methodology — e.g., "use OOP", "set profile to clean-architecture", "apply TDD practices", "switch to functional style".
Use when the user wants to check whether any artifact or work product aligns with their stated best practice preferences — e.g., "check compliance", "linter for best practices", "are we following our pinned practices?", "check this document against our…
Use when the user wants to view, edit, remove, or validate their grimoire settings — including reading current preferences, changing or deleting a setting, switching a named profile, or checking grimoire.toml for contradictions and expired entries.
Use when the user wants to install or uninstall grimoire skills by domain or individual skill, upgrade grimoire to the latest version, clean up broken symlinks, list what skills are available, or run a health check on the grimoire installation.
Use when the user wants to remember, save, or pin a specific best practice preference — either a new choice ("remember I prefer X for Y", "always use X", "pin X") or to promote existing session-level pins to project or global storage for future sessions…
Use when two or more installed grimoire skills give contradictory guidance for the same situation, or when the user wants to scan their preferences file proactively to find and rank conflicting skills before a conflict arises.
Use when the user wants to publish or share a practice profile — e.g., "share my team profile", "publish this profile", "open-source my backend-defaults profile".