Drill layered root cause analysis and save results to Lark Docs.
npx skills add https://github.com/RockerMJ031/mj-claude-skills --skill mj-think
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: mj-think Source: https://github.com/RockerMJ031/mj-claude-skills/tree/main/mj-think Command: npx skills add https://github.com/RockerMJ031/mj-claude-skills --skill mj-think
Most analysis of complex questions stays stuck at the surface level, looping through tangential points and horizontal comparisons without ever reaching the actual root cause, wasting time and failing to deliver actionable, fundamental insight.
Use the mj-think skill to drill down to the irreducible root of why you consistently turn OKR writing into simple task lists instead of meaningful strategic goals.
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Vertical root cause analysis drills sequentially through layers of explanation to reach irreducible fundamental truths in logic or physics. It enforces strict non-circumlocutory rules to eliminate horizontal tangents, ensuring each step descends closer to the actual root cause instead of looping through shallow comparisons.
To drill down to the fundamental cause, you apply a layered analysis framework to your business observation. This process moves through 3 to 7 layers of explanation, descending from surface phenomena down to fundamental truths tied to human nature or logic, while generating structured outputs with rhetorical hooks.
Yes, this critical thinking approach applies to any observation or confusion across domains including psychology, philosophy, science, and business. It drills vertically to deliver deep fundamental understanding for users seeking irreducible root causes tied to existence or human cognition.
The best way to prevent horizontal tangent analysis is to enforce a strict vertical drilling framework with non-negotiable rules. This eliminates shallow redundant layers and circumlocution, ensuring every analytical step moves directly closer to the irreducible bottom of the question.
Yes, you can automatically save layered analysis results to Lark Docs. Each full drilling session is archived as a structured document in your Lark workspace under a dedicated folder, featuring a date-stamped title for easy future reference and team sharing.
The limitation of this layered analysis is its strict focus on vertical drilling to fundamental truths, meaning it does not perform horizontal tangent analysis or broad comparative evaluations. It is designed specifically for deep fundamental understanding rather than generating diverse lateral solutions.
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