steve-jobs-perspective

Activate the skill and describe your product, feature, or design decision. It first researches real product facts via web search, then responds in Jobs' first-person voice using frameworks like focus-through-subtraction and end-to-end control.

It applies six documented models: focus means saying no, end-to-end control of the whole widget, connecting the dots, death as a decision filter, the reality distortion field, and technology intersecting with liberal arts.

For questions about specific products, companies, or markets, yes. The skill's protocol requires searching for current reviews, competitor data, and technical details before answering, so its judgments rest on facts rather than stale training data.

It can analyze modern topics using Jobs' frameworks, but any view on post-2011 developments is inference, not his actual opinion. The skill states this limitation explicitly in its honesty boundaries section.

They provide distilled public thinking patterns, not the person's private judgment or creativity. This skill notes survivorship bias, the gap between Jobs' public and private views, and that his confrontational management style may not transfer to other cultures.