think-replace-method

name	think-REPLACE-method
description	REPLACE with one sentence. Lead with an action verb (Generates / Produces / Evaluates / Audits / Checks), name the artifact it produces, and include a "Use when ..." clause with concrete trigger words. Third person. Do NOT use first person ("you can", "you should", "we "). Keep under 1024 characters. This text is the activation trigger and is scored by the toolkit (U5).
license	Apache-2.0
metadata	{"id":"thinking-framework-skills.REPLACE-method","family":"REPLACE-family","evidence-tier":"REPLACE","version":"0.1.0","standard":"0.8"}

REPLACE Display Name

REPLACE: one paragraph. State the durable cognitive MECHANISM (not the trademarked ritual) and the concrete ARTIFACT this skill produces. Make clear the output is a structured artifact, not prose.

When to Use

• REPLACE: concrete situations that should trigger this skill.

When NOT to Use

• REPLACE: where this misleads, or is the wrong tool (point to the right one). Pull these from the dossier's failure modes; this section guards against cargo-cult execution.

Instructions

When asked to REPLACE, follow these steps:

1. REPLACE step (bold lead-in). Imperative, bounded, concrete.
2. REPLACE step.
3. REPLACE step. Include the step that converts raw output into the artifact.

Output Format

Use the template in references/TEMPLATE.md. The deliverable is the filled artifact plus a short summary, not a prose essay.

Quality Checklist

Before finalizing, verify:

• REPLACE checks, derived from the dossier's documented failure modes.
• The output is the artifact, not prose.
• No overclaiming: claims match what evidence/dossier.md actually supports.

Evidence

Tier REPLACE. REPLACE: one or two sentences, honest about what the evidence does and does not show, and noting that it is transferred from human studies (not AI-validated). Full grading, sources, and caveats: evidence/dossier.md.

Examples

See references/EXAMPLE.md for a completed run.