strategic-intelligence

Analyze complex scenarios with structured, assumption-challenging workflows across five operational modes.

Updated May 11, 2026
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npx skills add https://github.com/shalhevetvardi/shalhevet-agents-bootcamp --skill strategic-intelligence
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Skill: strategic-intelligence
Source: https://github.com/shalhevetvardi/shalhevet-agents-bootcamp/tree/main/skills/judit-strategic
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/shalhevetvardi/shalhevet-agents-bootcamp --skill strategic-intelligence

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

This Skill eliminates the risk of generic, unexamined advice for complex professional and personal scenarios by providing structured, assumption-challenging frameworks for high-stakes decisions, negotiations, stakeholder analysis, and strategic communication.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • 5 Distinct Operational Modes: Covers intelligence analysis (INTEL) for stakeholder and organization profiling, negotiation strategy (NEGOTIATE) with BATNA and ZOPA planning, structured decision-making (STRATEGY) with a mandatory 6-step deep thinking workflow, strategic communication (WRITE) with 3 tailored message versions, and cross-agent coordination (BRIDGE) for task alignment and briefing preparation.
  • Challenge-by-Default Guardrail: Actively challenges user assumptions and proposed plans to identify blind spots and unexamined premises before delivering recommendations, ensuring no unvalidated claims are accepted as fact.
  • Real-World Use Case: A user preparing for a high-stakes business negotiation can use the NEGOTIATE mode to map counterparty interests, calculate their best alternative to a negotiated agreement (BATNA), and prepare tailored opening statements, or use the WRITE mode to draft 3 versions of a follow-up email to a key stakeholder for different strategic goals.

Quick Start

Activate the strategic-intelligence skill to analyze the counterparty for my upcoming business negotiation, map their core interests and BATNA, and draft 3 tailored opening statements for our first meeting.

Frequently Asked Questions about strategic-intelligence

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

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How do I prepare for a high-stakes negotiation by mapping counterparty interests?

To prepare for high-stakes negotiation, use structured analysis to map counterparty interests, calculate your BATNA and ZOPA, and draft tailored opening statements. This ensures you enter discussions with validated assumptions and clear strategic boundaries.

How can I challenge my own assumptions before making a complex strategic decision?

You can challenge assumptions in strategic decision-making by applying a mandatory 6-step deep thinking workflow. This process actively identifies blind spots and unexamined premises, ensuring no unvalidated claims are accepted as fact before finalizing a plan.

What is the best way to draft tailored professional messages for different stakeholders?

The best way to draft tailored professional messages is to generate multiple versions calibrated for specific recipients and strategic goals. This targeted communication approach ensures the messaging aligns with varying stakeholder interests and contexts.

Can I use stakeholder profiling to analyze an organization before a critical meeting?

Yes, you can use stakeholder profiling to analyze organizations and key counterparties before critical meetings. This intelligence gathering maps core interests and operational dynamics, providing structured pre-meeting preparation.

Does this strategic planning approach support multi-option scenario mapping?

Yes, this strategic planning approach supports multi-option scenario mapping through structured decision frameworks. It evaluates complex professional scenarios by challenging unexamined premises to deliver validated, multi-option strategic plans.

How do I align cross-agent tasks for complex strategic briefings?

You align cross-agent tasks for strategic briefings by using dedicated coordination modes to synchronize task alignment and briefing preparation. This ensures all operational components share validated assumptions and strategic context.