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Finds the highest-leverage use of available resources — where the same input produces the most output. Triggers: 'resource leverage', 'highest-leverage use', 'where should we put our energy', 'maximize impact', 'leverage mapping'.
原文语言：英语
Entry point for the resource toolkit. Routes to the right resource skill based on your situation. Use when you say 'resource', 'capacity', 'bottleneck', 'allocation', 'where should we focus', 'where are we wasting', 'highest leverage', 'what's slowing us…
原文语言：英语
Finds where resources are being lost, duplicated, or underused — the seven wastes applied to knowledge work. Triggers: 'waste audit', 'where are we wasting resources', 'inefficiency audit', 'find the waste', 'what's being duplicated', 'resource leakage'.
原文语言：英语
Finds specific details being overlooked — the most important information is often present but not being registered. Triggers: 'what are we missing', 'go deeper on this', 'find the details', 'be more specific', 'what exactly is happening', 'ground this in…
原文语言：英语
Separates meaningful signal from background noise — finding what actually matters among everything present. Triggers: 'what actually matters here', 'separate signal from noise', 'too much information', 'find the signal', 'what should I focus on', 'what's…
原文语言：英语
Entry point for the sensory observation toolkit. Routes to the right observational skill based on your situation. Use when you say 'sensory', 'what are we missing', 'look more carefully', 'separate signal from noise', 'too much information', 'what actually…
原文语言：英语
Applies disciplined observation to a situation — suspending interpretation to see what's actually there before deciding what it means. Triggers: 'observe this carefully', 'structured observation', 'what do you actually see', 'suspend interpretation', 'look…
原文语言：英语
Maps who needs to be aligned, who already is, and how to build the coalition a proposal needs to succeed. Triggers: 'coalition building', 'who do I need to get on board', 'map the support', 'build alignment', 'who will support this', 'who will block this'.
原文语言：英语
Identifies group psychology shaping a discussion or team — groupthink, status dynamics, coalition formation, psychological safety. Triggers: 'group dynamics', 'why does this team behave like this', 'groupthink check', 'why won't people speak up', 'meeting…
原文语言：英语
Maps the actual incentives driving behaviour — distinguishing stated motivations from the real incentive structures that shape what people do. Triggers: 'incentive analysis', 'why are they doing this', 'what are the actual incentives', 'follow the…
原文语言：英语
Maps who holds power — formal authority, informal influence, gatekeeping, expertise — and how it flows. Triggers: 'power map', 'who has power here', 'who actually decides', 'map the politics', 'who do I need to get on board', 'who are the gatekeepers'.
原文语言：英语
Entry point for the social dynamics toolkit. Routes to the right social skill based on your situation. Use when you say 'social', 'people', 'politics', 'who decides', 'group dynamics', 'who do I need to get on board', 'follow the incentives', 'who has power',…
原文语言：英语
Maps parties, identifies natural allies and swing parties, and assesses alliance stability for coalition-building in competitive contexts. Triggers: 'build alliances', 'coalition building', 'who are my allies', 'manage stakeholders', 'political coalition',…
原文语言：英语
Manages information asymmetry in legitimate competitive contexts — what to protect, what impressions work in your favor, and what your opponent may be concealing from you. Triggers: 'conceal my position', 'information asymmetry', 'misdirection', 'what should…
原文语言：英语
Finds the minimum intervention that achieves the objective — especially when you're outgunned or under-resourced. Triggers: 'do more with less', 'force economy', 'we're under-resourced', 'asymmetric advantage', 'outgunned', 'leverage point', 'how do we win…
原文语言：英语
Audits what you actually know vs. what you're assuming about yourself and your opponent before acting. Triggers: 'what do I actually know', 'intelligence audit', 'know your enemy', 'what am I assuming vs knowing', 'prep for negotiation', 'what information do…
原文语言：英语
Builds the conditions for competitive unassailability before the contest begins. Triggers: 'create a position', 'competitive positioning', 'make myself the obvious choice', 'how do I make myself hard to compete with', 'strategic positioning', 'establish…
原文语言：英语
Routes to the right strategy skill for any adversarial or competitive reasoning situation. Triggers: 'how do I beat X', 'competitive strategy', 'outmaneuver', 'I'm up against', 'position myself', 'what's my play here', any situation involving competitive…
原文语言：英语
Maps the competitive landscape to identify where you have advantage, where contests are evenly matched, and where engagement is costly. Triggers: 'map the landscape', 'terrain analysis', 'where should I compete', 'what's the ground like', 'competitive…
原文语言：英语
Analyzes whether to act now or wait, reads your opponent's rhythm, and identifies trigger conditions for the right moment. Triggers: 'when should I act', 'timing analysis', 'is now the right moment', 'should I wait', 'when to launch', 'when to make my move',…
原文语言：英语
Defines what winning actually means before the contest begins — prevents the pyrrhic trap of winning in ways that lose the larger goal. Triggers: 'what does winning look like', 'define victory', 'victory conditions', 'what are we actually trying to achieve',…
原文语言：英语
Applies the 8 classic system archetypes (Senge) to diagnose recurring system behavior. Use when asked 'this keeps repeating', 'the fix made it worse', 'we've solved this before', 'identify the pattern', or 'system archetype'.
原文语言：英语
Identifies system-level properties that exist nowhere in any individual component. Use when asked about 'emergent behavior', 'components are fine but the system isn't', 'why does the whole behave like this', or 'what creates this property'.
原文语言：英语
Identifies all reinforcing (+) and balancing (−) feedback loops in a system. Use when asked to 'map the feedback loops', 'why does this keep happening', 'unintended consequences', or 'system keeps oscillating'.
原文语言：英语
Finds where small interventions produce large, lasting change using Donella Meadows' leverage point hierarchy. Use when asked 'where should we intervene', 'highest leverage', 'what actually changes this system', or 'find the lever'.
原文语言：英语
Entry point for the systems thinking toolkit. Routes to the right systems skill based on your situation. Use when you say 'systems', 'feedback loops', 'how does this system work', 'where should we intervene', 'unexpected behavior', 'what archetype is this',…
原文语言：英语
Identifies what recurring cycle a situation is an instance of and where in that cycle you currently are. Use when asked 'what cycle is this', 'where are we in the cycle', 'have we seen this before', 'detect the pattern', 'hype cycle', or 'where in the curve'.
原文语言：英语
Explores possible, probable, and preferable futures using scenario thinking. Use when asked about 'scenario planning', 'futures thinking', 'possible futures', 'how might this play out', 'futures cone', or 'what could happen'.
原文语言：英语
Maps consequences of a decision across short, medium, and long time horizons. Use when asked about 'time horizons', 'what does this look like in 5 years', 'short-term vs long-term', 'map the implications over time', or 'think through the long-term'.
原文语言：英语
Entry point for the temporal thinking toolkit. Routes to the right temporal skill based on your situation. Use when you say 'temporal', 'timing', 'when', 'long term', 'what happens in 5 years', 'what cycle is this', 'should we wait', 'possible futures', or…
原文语言：英语
Assesses whether now is the right time to act, wait, or prepare. Use when asked 'is now the right time', 'should we wait', 'are we too early', 'timing this decision', 'when to move', or 'momentum'.
原文语言：英语
Maps and repairs character arcs and thematic arcs by aligning external plot events with internal change. Use when an arc feels unearned, a change feels sudden, or the ending doesn't land. Triggers: 'the arc feels unearned', 'arc design', 'the ending doesn't…
原文语言：英语
Builds and repairs persuasive arguments by surfacing the warrant, auditing evidence, addressing counterarguments, and identifying rhetorical substitutes. Use when an argument has holes, the case isn't landing, or evidence isn't connecting to the claim.…
原文语言：英语
Calibrates writing for a specific reader by profiling their knowledge, concerns, and relationship to the topic — then rewriting for that reader without changing the substance. Use when content is too technical, too basic, or framed for the wrong audience.…
原文语言：英语
Engineers psychologically compelling characters by mapping want vs. need, wound, defence mechanism, and defining contradiction. Use when a character feels flat, underdeveloped, or unconvincing. Triggers: 'my character feels flat', 'character development',…
原文语言：英语
Writes and audits marketing copy, landing pages, ad copy, email copy, and product descriptions using the attention-desire-action framework. Use when copy isn't converting, describes features instead of benefits, or fails to earn the reader's next step.…
原文语言：英语
Diagnoses and repairs dialogue for subtext, voice differentiation, exposition, and forward momentum. Use when dialogue sounds wrong, on-the-nose, or when characters all sound the same. Triggers: 'the dialogue sounds wrong', 'dialogue feels on the nose',…
原文语言：英语
Produces executive summaries, 1-page briefs, and board-level documents by extracting the situation, key findings, implications, and recommendation — answer-first, one page maximum. Use when a lengthy document needs a senior-audience brief that enables a…
原文语言：英语
Runs four systematic passes to identify timeline errors, character logic violations, world-rule breaks, and physical continuity errors. Use when a manuscript has contradictions, continuity problems, or logic violations. Triggers: 'there are contradictions',…
原文语言：英语
Applies five-category line-editing passes to identify and repair redundancy, nominalisations, passive voice, rhythmic monotony, and throat-clearing. Use when prose is clunky, wordy, or mechanically flawed. Triggers: 'the sentences are clunky', 'line editing',…
原文语言：英语