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Re-anchor adversarial self-scrutiny — stop coasting on your own recent output, re-examine whether it is actually sound (not merely confidently produced) through a fresh-context pass blind to the reasoning that made it, and remediate with the user. Use when: 'scrutinize don't coast', 'wait, stop', 'are you sure about this', 'second-guess this', 'poke holes in what you just did', "you're steamrolling", 'push back on yourself', with an optional focus to scope the re-examination, or at conversation start to set the posture.
melodic-software/claude-code-plugins · ★ 13 · AI & Automation · score 79
Install: claude install-skill melodic-software/claude-code-plugins
# Scrutinize, don't coast A drift corrector for adversarial self-scrutiny. The shared method — re-anchor, audit the work in flight, correct forward, report, and the tone that firing this is not an accusation — lives in [`${CLAUDE_PLUGIN_ROOT}/context/re-anchor-audit-correct.md`](../../context/re-anchor-audit-correct.md). Read it; this file adds only what is specific to adversarial self-scrutiny — and two deliberate deltas this corrector makes to the shared loop. ## The discipline this re-anchors Every other corrector in this plugin re-anchors a *content* discipline — research, incumbency, terseness. This one re-anchors a *meta* discipline: **adversarial self-scrutiny of your own recent output.** Confidence that the output is sound is not evidence that it is; fluent, momentum-carried work reads as finished long before it has been tested. The lens is not "does this conform to discipline X" but "is this actually right, and would it survive a hostile second look." Resolve the source of truth per the method doc's ladder: if the consuming project states a self-scrutiny / verify-before-acting discipline in its own `CLAUDE.md` or `.claude/rules/`, re-anchor THAT. Otherwise re-anchor this portable baseline: - **Confidence is not correctness.** Output that flows smoothly and reads as finished has not thereby been tested. Treat "this looks done" as the cue to scrutinize, not the verdict. - **Attack the work, don't defend it.** The pass looks actively for what is wrong — a wro