| name | CogSecSkills: Multiharness Cognitive Security Skill Library |
| description | CogSecSkills is a defensive, harness-neutral agent-interface library that turns the human doctrine of cognitive security and analytic tradecraft into dependable, inspectable, agent-usable skills, distributed as an open repository from github.com/docx... |
| tags | ["cognitive-security","agent-skills","analytic-tradecraft","structured-analytic-techniques","multiharness"] |
| domain | Computational |
| citation | Daniel Ari Friedman (2026). *CogSecSkills: Multiharness Cognitive Security Skill Library*. Computational. |
| doi | 10.5281/zenodo.20804585 |
CogSecSkills: Multiharness Cognitive Security Skill Library
Daniel Ari Friedman (2026) · Computational
Context
This work addresses topics in Computational: cognitive security, agent skills, analytic tradecraft, structured analytic techniques.
Methods
Primary methods and techniques applied in this work:
- Software pipeline design
- Data-driven analysis
Key Findings
Core contributions and results:
- CogSecSkills is a defensive, harness-neutral agent-interface library that turns the human doctrine of cognitive security and analytic tradecraft into dependable, inspectable, agent-usable skills, dist
- The live generated catalogue reports one hundred implemented skills across seven taxonomy groups — Structured Analytic Techniques, Cognitive Security, Critical Review and Assurance, OSINT and Source I
Related Works
Validation
Verification points for this work:
- DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.20804585
- PDF SHA-256: See zenodo_record
- Pairing confidence: strong
- Last checked: 2026-07-01T00:30:08Z
Prerequisites
- Familiarity with cognitive security, agent skills, analytic tradecraft
- Background in Computational fundamentals
- Access to source repository: N/A
Instructions
When working with this paper:
- Reference the DOI for citation:
10.5281/zenodo.20804585
- Apply methods listed in the Methods section for related analysis.
- Validate findings against the original PDF and metadata.
