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Strategy-stage skill: pressure-tests a strategy document — every weakness it raises must cite the specific line it attacks. Use when the user provides their own strategy doc, positioning memo, or plan and asks for it to be stress-tested — 'pressure-test this strategy', 'tear it apart before the board does', 'red-team this memo', 'what's weak in this one-pager' — or when /pm routes such a request here. Do NOT use to author a strategy from scratch (there must be a doc to attack), to review PRs (/pr-review), to analyze a competitor's strategy (competitor-teardown), or for knowledge questions about strategy frameworks.
Abhillashjadhav/PM-agent-OS · ★ 1 · Code & Development · score 60
Install: claude install-skill Abhillashjadhav/PM-agent-OS
# Strategy Review A strategy doc in, a line-cited attack out. Criticism that can't point at a line is opinion, not review. ## Verification gates (defined first; output is blocked until all pass) - **G1 — Line citation:** every weakness cites the specific line number(s) it attacks and quotes the attacked text. Criticism about something the doc never says is either converted to an explicitly labeled `GAP` (what's missing and why it matters) or cut — it may never masquerade as a line attack. - **G2 — Repair path:** every weakness carries severity (fatal / serious / minor), the concrete failure mode it creates, and the question the author must answer to fix it. A complaint without a repair question fails. - **G3 — Survivors named:** the review states which claims withstand attack and why. All-demolition output fails — it means the review graded harshness, not the strategy. ## Steps 1. **Number the doc.** Assign line/claim numbers (L1, L2, …) and echo them so the user can follow citations. No doc provided? Stop and ask — this skill attacks text, it doesn't write it. 2. **Attack each claim on four axes:** - **Evidence** — which numbers or assertions have no stated basis? (a "30% conversion" with no source is a target) - **Consistency** — which lines contradict each other? Cite both lines in the pair. - **Falsifiability** — which claims would every competitor also make ("easiest to use")? What observable fact would prove them? - **Mechanism** — where does the doc cl