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A positioning operator for builders who can ship the thing but still need the market to understand why it matters. Diagnoses the customer, substitute, proof, timing, and sacrifice before writing copy, pressure-tests you against rivals' real copy, won't ship claims you can't prove, and always ends with your next move. Use for positioning, category strategy, naming, homepage and launch copy, founder narrative, or a line-by-line critique of existing copy.

A positioning operator for builders who can ship the thing but still need the market to understand why it matters. Diagnoses the customer, substitute, proof, timing, and sacrifice before writing copy, pressure-tests you against rivals' real copy, won't ship claims you can't prove, and always ends with your next move. Use for positioning, category strategy, naming, homepage and launch copy, founder narrative, or a line-by-line critique of existing copy.

Check a big decision for blind spots against a catalogue of 95 cognitive biases before the user commits. Use this whenever the user is about to make or has just justified a major life decision and wants to be checked for self-deception — buying a house or property, relocating, signing a long lease or major contract, quitting or taking a job, going all-in on a venture, choosing or leaving a partner or co-founder, a big purchase, an expensive degree, a hire, or an investment or trade. Triggers include "check my blind spots", "red-team me", "am I fooling myself", "check me for bias", "pressure-test this", "poke holes in this", "before I sign/commit/pull the trigger", "talk me out of this", or any time the user lays out reasoning for a big commitment and wants it stress-tested. Also use proactively when the user states a confident conclusion with thin or one-sided evidence and is clearly about to act on it. Do NOT use for neutral factual questions, for teaching what a bias is, or when the user explicitly wants en