Validate complex problems before PDCA planning using a 5-phase, 21-question challenge protocol.
npx skills add https://github.com/solitasroh/mcukit --skill reframe-solitasroh
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: reframe Source: https://github.com/solitasroh/mcukit/tree/main/skills/reframe Command: npx skills add https://github.com/solitasroh/mcukit --skill reframe-solitasroh
Reframe provides a disciplined, phase-driven approach to validate complex feature problems before entering PDCA planning, reducing risk and misalignment.
Invoke /reframe <feature> to start the problem validation flow before PDCA planning.
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You validate complex problems before PDCA planning by applying a structured 5-phase, 21-question challenge protocol that guides problem framing, demand reality, pre-mortem, assumption mapping, and MECE decomposition.
Assumption mapping reduces risk in feature scoping by identifying and evaluating underlying hypotheses before development. It operates within a structured validation workflow to ensure outputs align with PDCA planning.
Yes, you can use MECE decomposition for ambiguity-rich scenarios in MCU, MPU, and WPF development. The validation protocol applies domain-aware evaluation to ensure structured decomposition aligns with feature scoping.
You run a pre-mortem analysis for a new feature idea by invoking the validation flow, which integrates pre-mortem considerations alongside assumption mapping and MECE decomposition to anticipate failures before PDCA planning.
You should use a structured problem validation protocol instead of direct PDCA planning when facing ambiguity-rich scenarios or complex MCU, MPU, and WPF feature ideas that require disciplined problem framing and assumption mapping to reduce misalignment.
solitasrohEnforce PDCA-based development rules for MCU, MPU, and WPF projects.
hesprsTransform vague feature ideas into validated step-by-step implementation plans.
solitasrohAutomate MCU firmware, MPU image, and WPF deployments with manual approval for destructive steps.
Roger-QuinelatoApply Socratic questioning, pre-mortem, and red teaming to evaluate ideas and strategies.
