Identify weaknesses in ideas or plans through adversarial analysis.
npx skills add https://github.com/hpsgd/claude-marketplace --skill red-team-hpsgd
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: red-team Source: https://github.com/hpsgd/claude-marketplace/tree/main/plugins/practices/thinking/skills/red-team Command: npx skills add https://github.com/hpsgd/claude-marketplace --skill red-team-hpsgd
Adversarial analysis helps teams stress-test ideas, plans, or arguments to uncover weaknesses before they are exploited or discovered.
Provide a robust critique of the given idea by identifying weaknesses and proposing the strongest counter-arguments and a steelman.
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To stress-test a strategic plan, you decompose its claims to reveal hidden assumptions, construct a steelman of opposing viewpoints, and generate counter-arguments that expose vulnerabilities before finalizing decisions.
Red team exercises specifically expose weaknesses through adversarial analysis, whereas council approaches provide broader collective validation for strategic options across team discussions and decision points.
Building a steelman involves systematically decomposing the original proposal, identifying its core assumptions and dependencies, and formulating the strongest possible opposing viewpoint to fortify the case.
Use adversarial analysis for risk assessment when you need to proactively identify weaknesses in strategic options, uncover hidden dependencies, and validate proposal robustness before they are exploited.
Yes, adversarial analysis applies to team discussions by systematically decomposing claims to reveal gaps, assumptions, and dependencies, ultimately producing a structured critique with recommended actions.
nikhilvallishayeeDetect edge cases and challenge assumptions through three verification questions.
vKenjoApply structured reasoning frameworks to critique plans and identify assumptions.
jwm-axoniIdentifies weaknesses and constructs steelman plus counter-argument for structured critique.
soo-kate-yeonEvaluate proposals, brainstorm solutions, and question assumptions using structured frameworks.
