What problem does it solve? Texts that build conceptual maps often hide the observer's role in selecting, classifying, and stabilizing what becomes visible, leading to maps presented as transparent or exhaustive when they are actually situated constructions. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Observer Position Analysis: Identify where the observer appears in a text and what they select, exclude, and classify across domains, assemblages, nodes, and inter-stem nodes. - Map-Territory Testing: Evaluate whether the work distinguishes the constructed map from the territory, preserves provisional stabilization, and avoids naive objectivism or relativist collapse. - AI Participation Review: Assess whether AI involvement in the writing process has genuine analytical consequences rather than being mentioned without effect. - Use Case: When reviewing a philosophical or cartographic essay about AI and society, use this Skill to diagnose whether the author's situated perspective materially affects the conclusions and to classify findings by severity with concrete recommendations. ## Quick Start Analyze the attached manuscript to determine whether the observer's position genuinely affects how its conceptual map is constructed and report findings with severity classifications.
