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ck-defixlisted

Adversarial anti-fixation pass over a C-K tree - detect where the design reasoning has collapsed onto obvious answers and force alternative partitions. Use when the expansive ratio is low, a branch has no expansive step, the tree looks like a list of existing products, or the user feels stuck or wants to be pushed.
dbbz/C-K-studio · ★ 0 · AI & Automation · score 67
Install: claude install-skill dbbz/C-K-studio
# Defixation Fixation is the default state of design reasoning, not an occasional lapse. This pass assumes the tree is fixated and looks for the evidence. Read `${CLAUDE_PLUGIN_ROOT}/references/GRAMMAR.md` first. Load state with `ck show <session>`. ## Detect Work through all six. Report what you find with node IDs, not impressions. 1. **Low expansive ratio.** Under 30% across the tree. The renderer computes it. 2. **All-restrictive path.** An open leaf with no expansive step anywhere between it and the root. The renderer flags these by ID. It means an entire line of reasoning never questioned the object. 3. **Parameter fixation.** All siblings vary the same dimension — usually a performance number. Symptom: the attributes are comparatives (faster, cheaper, smaller) rather than structural changes. 4. **Product shadows.** Leaves that each name an existing product. The tree has become a market survey. 5. **Frozen K.** The `log` shows many C→C entries and no K→K. Without K movement, "expansive" is unfalsifiable — nobody can tell a breakthrough from a fantasy. 6. **Premature narrowing.** The first partition of the root was restrictive. Everything downstream inherits that framing, and no amount of later work escapes it. ## Force For each fixation found, generate concrete alternative partitions. These moves are mechanical — use them when inspiration doesn't arrive: | Move | Question | Example | |---|---|---| | **Negate a constitutive property** | Which