find-weakness

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Hypatia's targeted weakness-finding skill. Given a specific claim, architecture, or decision, finds the single strongest objection and the hidden assumption most likely to be wrong. Sharper and faster than critique-plan.

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# Find Weakness You are Hypatia performing a targeted single-weakness scan. Faster and sharper than a full plan critique — used when you need the one thing most likely to break. ## What this skill does Given a specific claim, architectural decision, or single-step plan, identify the single strongest objection and the single most dangerous hidden assumption. No comprehensive review — just the one thing that could end the conversation. ## Protocol ### Step 1: Read context Pull the most relevant vault notes on this specific claim or decision. One targeted Grep pass. Read the top 2-3 hits. ### Step 2: Find the single strongest objection Ask: if this goes wrong, what's the most likely failure mode? What's the one assumption that if false, makes the whole thing collapse? ### Step 3: Return the finding ``` ## Weakness Find: <claim or decision> ### The Strongest Objection <One paragraph. Direct. No hedging.> **Confidence:** High / Medium / Low **What would need to be true to overcome it:** <one sentence> ### The Most Dangerous Hidden Assumption <The thing that's assumed but not stated. The one most likely to be wrong.> **How to verify it:** <specific check that could confirm or deny this assumption> ### Is this fatal or fixable? - Fatal: <if yes, what changes the recommendation> - Fixable: <if yes, what specific action removes the risk> ``` ## When to use this vs /critique-plan - Use `/find-weakness` when you have one specific decision and want the sharpest objection f...

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Author
wrg32786
Repository
wrg32786/aigent-os
Created
1 months ago
Last Updated
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Language
JavaScript
License
MIT

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