five-perspective-analysis

Analyzes decisions from five stakeholder perspectives to produce prioritized judgments and action plans.

733|99|Updated Dec 19, 2025
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/chujianyun/skills --skill five-perspective-analysis
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Skill: five-perspective-analysis
Source: https://github.com/chujianyun/skills/tree/main/skills/career/five-perspective-analysis
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/chujianyun/skills --skill five-perspective-analysis

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

Complex product, technical, and business decisions often fail because they are evaluated from a single viewpoint, missing hidden costs, stakeholder conflicts, and second-order effects. This Skill structures analysis across five roles—user, business owner, frontline executor, technical lead, and company operator—to surface trade-offs before committing.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Five-Role Cross-Examination: Separately reconstructs the goals, constraints, risks, and success criteria of users, business owners, executors, technical leads, and company operators.
  • Conflict and Constraint Synthesis: Identifies consensus, cost transfers between parties, decisive constraints, second-order effects, and reversibility of decisions.
  • Prioritized Action Output: Delivers a single clear judgment plus a staged action plan (do now, do next, defer) with observable validation signals.
  • Use Case: When deciding whether to let an AI agent auto-reply to all after-sales tickets, the Skill maps each stakeholder's real position, exposes the conflict between support cost savings and user experience risk, and recommends a limited pilot with measurable checkpoints.

Quick Start

Ask the AI to use five-perspective-analysis to evaluate whether your team should adopt a specific product feature, technical approach, or business decision.

Frequently Asked Questions about five-perspective-analysis

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

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How do I analyze a decision from multiple stakeholder perspectives?

Describe the decision, desired outcome, scope, and known constraints, then request a five-perspective analysis. The Skill examines user, business, executor, technical, and company-operator viewpoints separately before synthesizing conflicts and priorities into one judgment.

What kinds of problems is five-perspective analysis suited for?

It fits product direction choices, technical selection and architecture decisions, project failure retrospectives, business and organizational problems, and career judgments. It is not intended for simple factual queries or decisions requiring only a single specialist conclusion.

Can five-perspective analysis replace real stakeholder interviews?

No. The Skill simulates role-based reasoning and explicitly flags when genuine stakeholder input is a decision prerequisite, recommending interviews or research instead. It treats its output as analysis and hypotheses, not verified facts.

What output format does the five-perspective analysis produce?

It returns a structured report with problem definition and key assumptions, a five-perspective comparison table, cross-cutting insights on consensus and conflicts, a single decisive judgment, and a three-tier action plan with validation signals.

When should I not use multi-perspective decision analysis?

Avoid it for pure fact lookups, questions needing only one professional opinion, or formal research requiring real stakeholder participation. For medical, legal, or financial decisions, treat it as a supplementary framework rather than a substitute for professional advice.