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Apply the idea-to-build verification protocol (Tier 1/2/3, Skeptical-by-Default) to a specific claim. Use when the user types "/factcheck" followed by a claim, or asks to verify, fact-check, or pressure-test a specific statement.
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Re-critique a project after the build, with real execution results — does the data disconfirm the THESIS or just the tuning? Use when the user types "/recheck" (often with results/data pasted) or asks to re-examine a project in light of how it's actually going.
Switch the idea-to-build coordinator to a domain profile — general, startup, tech-architecture, content-strategy, product-roadmap, or personal-decisions. Use when the user types "/profile startup" (or any profile name) or asks to switch, activate, or change the brainstorming profile.
Activate the idea-to-build coordinator and begin (or resume) a structured 6-phase brainstorm. Use when the user types "/start" / "/idea-to-build:start" or asks to begin an idea-to-build session.
Jump the idea-to-build session to a specific phase (1–6). Use sparingly — when the user types "/phase 4" (any phase 1-6) or explicitly asks to skip to a phase.
Run the idea-to-build Critic (Phase 5, in-context) on the currently chosen idea. Use when the user types "/critique" or asks to run the critique, stress-test, or premortem the chosen idea now.
Show what idea-to-build has recorded in the current project's context file. Use when the user types "/memory" or asks what's saved / remembered about the project.
| name | factcheck |
| description | Apply the idea-to-build verification protocol (Tier 1/2/3, Skeptical-by-Default) to a specific claim. Use when the user types "/factcheck" followed by a claim, or asks to verify, fact-check, or pressure-test a specific statement. |
core/CLAUDE.md (the Factual Rigor / Tier 1/2/3 protocol and the Skeptical-by-Default stance)./factcheck (as a slash command, that's $ARGUMENTS). If it's empty, ask which claim to check. Then classify it: