Turn rough notes, recordings, transcripts, comments, or reactions into concise feedback that a recipient can understand and act on. Use when drafting or revising feedback on a document, proposal, strategy, design, presentation, plan, or other work product; when organizing feedback as I Like / I Wish / I Wonder; or…
Research and compare credible precedents before proposing or implementing fixes, features, abstractions, dependencies, architecture, process changes, product ideas, or strategy. Use when explicitly invoked, when an agent is about to invent a non-trivial solution, when only one unsupported approach has been proposed…
Draft or revise reports, strategy documents, memos, specifications, proposals, and other durable artifacts so they make sense without the chat, meeting, screenshot, task, or decision sequence that produced them. Use when converting conversation into a document or reviewing prose for ghost arguments, invisible…