What problem does it solve?
Sensory helps you observe a situation precisely when you suspect important details are being missed, you have too much information to parse, or you’re interpreting before you’ve fully looked.
Core Features & Use Cases
- Detail Mining: Builds a dense inventory of concrete, observable specifics (words, behaviors, outputs) before drawing conclusions.
- Signal Detection: Classifies information into strong signal, weak signal, and noise to manage attention and decide what to act on.
- Structured Observation: Separates raw observation from interpretation to prevent premature meaning-making.
Use case examples: diagnosing why a conversation seems to be going off track, auditing a messy situation to identify what actually matters, or reviewing evidence when you’re overwhelmed or rushing to interpret.
Quick Start
Use the sensory skill by telling the assistant: "sensory: Here’s what’s happening—help me separate observation from interpretation and identify what details matter most."