Not all interventions are equal. Identify leverage points where small shifts produce big systemic changes.
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Not all interventions are equal. Identify leverage points where small shifts produce big systemic changes.
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The foundational infrastructure for treating strategy selection as theorem proving.
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Systematic procedure for learning anything. Assesses current knowledge, identifies gaps, chooses learning strategies, sets milestones, and plans ongoing review.
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Plan for AI-agent coordination and autonomous operation. Design handoff protocols, error recovery, and human oversight.
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Gate that verifies all items mentioned by user have been considered, analyzed, and addressed. Prevents dropping user-mentioned aspects. Run after any multi-aspect analysis to verify nothing was missed.
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Orderings inspired by musical forms — theme and variation, call and response, tension and release — for structuring extended experiences.
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When values genuinely conflict and there's no clean answer — systematically work through the tension to find the most defensible path forward.
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Systematic approach to capturing, organizing, and maintaining personal knowledge for future retrieval and use.
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Systematic approach to remembering what matters. Decides what's worth encoding, selects strategies, creates retrieval cues, and builds connective knowledge structures.
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Sub-orchestrator for meta-questions about the toolkit. Provides skill discovery, usage guidance, and orientation.
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Choose the right things to measure by evaluating candidate metrics for actionability, gaming resistance, and alignment with goals. Plans for Goodhart's Law.
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Orderings derived from military doctrine — concentrate force at decisive points, maintain tempo, secure supply lines before advancing.
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Evaluate "could/would/might" claims. Identify the type of possibility, check constraints, and assess distance from actuality.
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Orderings that account for human psychological factors — energy, motivation, habits, and engagement for sustainable performance.
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Handler for goals that require navigating institutions, groups, politics, and multiple stakeholders.
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Three core metacognitive questions. What am I trying to achieve? Is this the best way? Am I making progress?
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Thinking about your own thinking. Observes your current cognitive strategy, assesses whether it's working, checks for active biases, and decides whether to continue or switch approaches.
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Evaluate claims about claims. Analyze what level a claim operates at, check self-referential consistency, and assess impact on object-level analysis.
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Design meetings that actually produce outcomes. Eliminates unnecessary meetings and structures necessary ones for maximum effectiveness.
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Identify entirely new areas worth expanding into over months. Survey adjacent possibilities and assess strategic fit.
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Create a new skill from a request by deriving purpose, naming, workflow, output format, quality checks, and integration points.
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Design skills that operate on other skills — improving, validating, combining, or routing them — with cross-skill compatibility.
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Validate that a list is MECE (Mutually Exclusive, Collectively Exhaustive). Identifies overlaps and gaps.
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Evaluate a "should" claim. Identify underlying values, check if prescriptions serve those values, and assess competing considerations.
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Sub-orchestrator for next-step requests. Classifies intent, checks context, selects the single highest-value immediate action, and routes to execution or the right analysis skill.
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For after something just happened — good or bad — and you need to figure out what comes next. Assess what changed, what it means, and what to do about it.
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Deep analysis within a specific domain. Goes deep not wide, using domain-specific vocabulary, frameworks, and constraints.
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Orderings for strategic interactions where sequence of moves affects counterparty responses.
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Convert uncertainty statements into typed uncertainty with confidence ranges, cost-of-uncertainty analysis, and concrete evidence-gathering actions.
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The absolute simplest next-step skill. What are you trying to do? What's one thing you can do in the next 5 minutes? Do that.
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Analyze from the newcomer's perspective. Simulates first-use experience, identifies confusion points, assesses onboarding path, finds jargon and assumed knowledge, and recommends simplifications.
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Design a practical nutrition plan based on actual eating patterns, real constraints, and sustainable changes — not idealized diets.
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Generates reusable artifacts such as templates, checklists, frameworks, and tools. Takes a use case and produces a well-structured artifact with usage instructions and a tested example.
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Comprehensive obvious-things scan. Checks for everything obvious that might be missed — facts, actions, risks, outcomes, stakeholders, and assumptions.
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Check for obvious bad outcomes that are being ignored, minimized, or rationalized away.
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Add an obvious-things-first step to any analysis. Catches what everyone assumes someone else checked.
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Generates structured decision recommendations. Takes a decision context and produces a clear recommendation with rationale, confidence level, and conditions for revision.
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Check for obvious good outcomes that are being overlooked or underweighted in an analysis.
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In competitive environments, the entity that cycles through observe-orient-decide-act faster gains decisive advantage.
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Generates comprehensive, well-organized lists. Takes a topic or scope and produces a structured list that is complete, deduplicated, and formatted for readability.
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