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Debias problem framing by applying seven cognitive lenses to surface hidden assumptions and reframe the core topic. This structured workflow challenges your initial problem statement to ensure you tackle the right issue before generating solutions.

Cognitive bias debiasing is a critical-thinking process that exposes hidden assumptions in problem framing. You need it before brainstorming to prevent biased perspectives from narrowing your solution space and leading to flawed decisions.

Surface hidden assumptions by running a debiasing session on your topic or INBOX items. The session acts as a skeptical thinking partner, questioning your framing and outputting open questions to guide downstream brainstorming.

Problem-framing debiasing supports both quick and full-mode sessions. Quick mode offers a fast assumptions check, while full mode applies all seven cognitive lenses to thoroughly reframe the problem and store a detailed Brainstorming Brief.

Yes, the critical-thinking workflow directly accepts INBOX items as input. It processes these references to extract the core topic, applies debiasing lenses, and generates a reframed problem statement for your brainstorming phase.

Cognitive lenses debiasing focuses strictly on problem framing rather than generating solutions. It outputs open questions and a Brainstorming Brief, meaning you still need a separate brainstorming step to produce actual ideas.