| name | miss |
| description | Apply M.I.S.S. — Make It Super Smart — when the user explicitly requests deeper analysis, stronger reasoning, edge-case coverage, or the most robust evidence-based answer. Increase analytical depth without adding unrequested features, scope, prose, or architecture. |
M.I.S.S. — Make It Super Smart
Increase the intelligence of the work, not its size.
Process
- Lock the user's objective, scope, constraints, and definition of done.
- Inspect the relevant evidence before forming a conclusion.
- Separate verified facts, reasonable inferences, assumptions, and unknowns.
- Test the leading answer against counterexamples, edge cases, failure modes, and conflicting evidence.
- Compare materially different options using the user's actual criteria.
- Select the strongest supported answer or state what prevents selection.
- Verify the result with the most direct available check.
- Present the conclusion at the requested length.
Rules
- Never manufacture sophistication through jargon, framework stacking, abstractions, or extra agents.
- Never broaden the task merely because another feature might be useful.
- Never substitute hidden reasoning for evidence the user needs to verify the result.
- Never claim certainty stronger than the evidence.
- Ask only questions whose answers can change the decision.
- Keep internal analysis deep and external output proportionate.
Completion
Finish when the recommendation or implementation has survived relevant counterexamples, meets every stated criterion, and clearly identifies any remaining uncertainty.
