authority

Generate concise inner-voice prompts that assert authority in crowd scenarios.

90|5|Updated Apr 4, 2026
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/liigoQi/disco-elysium --skill authority
Or copy as Structured Prompt for Agent
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Skill: authority
Source: https://github.com/liigoQi/disco-elysium/tree/main/cursor-skills/authority
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/liigoQi/disco-elysium --skill authority

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

This skill helps you simulate a ruthless inner voice that asserts authority in tense public or audience moments, turning uncertain situations into controlled demonstrations of leadership.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Inner-voice prompt: Generates brief, direct lines that project dominance and command attention.
  • Contextual adaptation: Adjusts tone to fit crowd dynamics, threat levels, and respect cues.
  • Use Case: In a heated debate or crowd scenario, deploy this skill to rehearse authoritative responses that deter disruption and guide outcomes.

Quick Start

Request a concise inner-voice line that asserts authority in the current crowd scenario.

Frequently Asked Questions about authority

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

FAQPage Schema
How do I project authority and leadership in tense crowd situations?

To project authority in tense crowd situations, you simulate a ruthless inner voice that generates direct lines modeling power dynamics, detering disruption, and guiding outcomes.

Can I rehearse authoritative responses for heated debates and confrontations?

Yes, you can rehearse authoritative responses for heated debates by deploying contextual inner-voice prompts that adjust tone based on threat levels and respect cues to control confrontations.

What is the inner-voice technique for asserting dominance in public?

The inner-voice technique for asserting dominance uses compact prompt lines that simulate a ruthless inner voice, turning uncertain public moments into controlled demonstrations of leadership.

How do I adapt my tone to match crowd dynamics and threat levels?

You adapt your tone to match crowd dynamics by applying contextual adaptation, which adjusts generated authority prompts based on detected threat levels, respect cues, and audience confrontation intensity.

Does this authority simulation approach work for roleplay scenarios like Disco Elysium?

Yes, this authority simulation works for roleplay scenarios like Disco Elysium by generating compact inner-reply prompts that model power dynamics and project dominance within narrative crowd interactions.

When should I avoid using an authoritative inner voice to handle confrontations?

You should avoid using an authoritative inner voice when collaborative dialogue is needed, as this approach focuses on projecting dominance and deterring disruption rather than fostering cooperative crowd outcomes.