true-strike

name	true-strike
description	Use this spell for preflight certainty: dry runs, validation checks, dependency verification, and rehearsals that make the next deploy, query, or command much more likely to succeed. It trades a little time up front for fewer blind swings and fewer expensive misses.
user-invocable	true

True Strike

Aim once with evidence so the next command lands on the first shot.

Overview

True Strike is interpreted here as a metaphorical spell with a shipping-now execution model.

Canonical source: True Strike (spell)

Provider target: OpenClaw

When To Use

• A risky one-shot action should be validated before you fire it.
• A deploy, migration, API call, or command has an expensive miss if it goes wrong.
• You can eliminate common failure modes with a dry run, preflight check, or rehearsal.

Workflow

1. Identify the decisive action and the miss conditions most likely to ruin it.
2. Run the smallest useful set of validations or rehearsals that prove readiness.
3. Return a go or no-go judgment with the evidence and the uncertainty that remains.

Deliverables

• A preflight checklist or dry-run result set.
• A go or no-go recommendation for the next action.
• A short list of residual risks after validation.

Guardrails

• Do not claim certainty when the environment can still change between validation and execution.
• Keep the preflight cheaper than the miss you are trying to avoid.

Default Invocation

Use $true-strike to preflight this action, tell me whether it is ready to fire, and name the remaining miss chances.