What problem does it solve? First-impression answers often anchor on the most obvious frame and miss design intent, hidden tradeoffs, or alternative interpretations. This Skill reduces anchoring and confirmation bias by branching reasoning internally across multiple lenses before delivering a concise synthesis. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Internal Multi-Lens Branching: Classifies the task (critique, discovery, decision, plan, audit, review), selects 3-5 fitting lenses, branches privately, prunes weak branches, and merges results. - Charitable-First Critique Pattern: For specs, protocols, and minimal formats, analyzes decision, likely intent, enabled benefits, and tradeoffs before flagging real risks. - Concise Output Discipline: Hides the branching process, lists lenses only on request, and asks at most one high-value clarifying question when genuinely blocked. - Use Case: When reviewing a deliberately minimal API spec, use this Skill to infer why competent designers omitted features, identify genuine ambiguity risks, and recommend the smallest useful clarification instead of a long flaw list. ## Quick Start Use the tot-adaptable skill to analyze this plan with multiple internal lenses and recommend the smallest useful next step.
