bob

Identify impactful cognitive biases affecting UX decisions and provide concrete actions.

7|1|Updated Mar 21, 2026
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npx skills add https://github.com/aram-m/uxcore --skill bob-aram-m
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Skill: bob
Source: https://github.com/aram-m/uxcore/tree/main/skills/bob
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/aram-m/uxcore --skill bob-aram-m

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

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What problem does it solve?

Cognitive bias and UX decision support tool that surfaces relevant biases from UX CORE and provides concrete, actionable guidance to improve user-facing product decisions.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Surface up to 5 high-impact biases with practical actions tailored to your scenario.
  • Support for problem-first diagnosis or bias-first design paths, plus optional visual demos.
  • Keeps you aware with a "Watch out" section and prompts to explore related questions.

Quick Start

Describe your UX challenge to Bob and request a bias brief with concrete actions.

Frequently Asked Questions about bob

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

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How do I identify cognitive biases affecting my UX design decisions?

You can identify cognitive biases affecting UX design by describing your product challenge to receive a bias brief referencing UX CORE data, surfacing up to five high-impact biases with tailored concrete actions for your scenario.

Can I analyze cognitive bias for specific product areas like onboarding and pricing?

Yes, you can analyze cognitive bias for specific areas including onboarding, pricing, UI design, and copy. The analysis applies bias identification directly to these product decisions to provide targeted, actionable guidance.

What is the best way to start a bias analysis for a product decision?

The best way to start a bias analysis for a product decision is using the problem-first workflow: describe your UX challenge to generate a bias brief containing relevant biases, optional visual demos, and a watch-out section for risks.

How does bias-first design differ from problem-first diagnosis in UX?

In UX, bias-first design starts with a specific cognitive bias to apply proactively to design choices, while problem-first diagnosis starts with your UX challenge to surface relevant biases. Both workflows yield tailored actions and a watch-out section.

How many cognitive biases are surfaced in a single UX bias brief?

A single UX bias brief surfaces up to five high-impact cognitive biases. Each identified bias includes practical actions tailored to your specific scenario to directly improve user-facing product decisions.

Do I need any specific frameworks or dependencies to surface cognitive bias risks?

No external dependencies are needed to surface cognitive bias risks. The analysis references internal UX CORE data directly to generate bias briefs and visual demos without requiring additional frameworks or setup.