What problem does it solve? When planning research, teams often guess at what users actually want underneath a stated request, or lean on generated personas that have no evidence behind them. This Skill supplies the psychology domain of a research plan: motivation, anxiety, identity, and social context, drawn from studies and real accounts rather than invented personas. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Motivation and anxiety analysis: Distinguishes intrinsic wants from imposed obligations and surfaces what users fear losing, breaking, or being judged for. - Named effects with replication status: Cites effects like loss aversion, defaults, and effort justification with their sources and honest replication records. - Real conversations as primary sources: Treats recorded user sessions and adventure chats as citable evidence, and explicitly rejects synthetic-user output as findings. - Use Case: While building a research plan for a new onboarding flow, dispatch this domain to return what evidence says about why users abandon setup, what anxieties drive drop-off, and which populations were actually studied. ## Quick Start Ask the agent to research the psychology behind what users are actually looking for in your product area, and it will return sourced findings on motivation, anxiety, identity, and social context.
