strategic-reading

Name: strategic-reading
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Author: weiping

Convert source documents into citation-backed strategy playbooks for specific problems.

1|Updated May 9, 2026

Search Tags:#tactics #gap-analysis #power-dynamics #competitive-strategy #strategic-reading #playbook-generation #cited-synthesis

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npx skills add https://github.com/weiping/gbrain-cn --skill strategic-reading

💬 Prompt for ChatGPT / Claude Chat▼

Please help me install this Agent Skill.
Skill: strategic-reading
Source: https://github.com/weiping/gbrain-cn/tree/main/skills/strategic-reading
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/weiping/gbrain-cn --skill strategic-reading

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

It helps you convert a book, article, transcript, or case study into practical strategy for a specific, real-world problem instead of producing a generic summary.

Core Features & Use Cases

Applied playbook generation: maps a source’s tactics and dynamics directly onto your strategic situation.
Source-grounded triage and synthesis: selects the most relevant sections, forces direct quote usage, and produces short/medium/long-term recommendations.
Problem-specific routing: writes the resulting artifact to concepts/ for general strategy or projects/ for problem-tied playbooks.

Quick Start

Use strategic-reading to extract a source-grounded playbook for your current problem by providing the source text and explicitly stating the strategic problem you want to solve.

Frequently Asked Questions about strategic-reading

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

FAQPage Schema

How do I convert a book or case study into an applied strategy playbook?▼

To convert a source into an applied strategy playbook, provide the source text and explicitly state your specific strategic problem. The system maps the source's tactics and dynamics directly onto your situation, producing citation-backed tactical recommendations rather than a generic summary.

What is the difference between a generic summary and source-grounded synthesis?▼

Source-grounded synthesis selects the most relevant sections of a text and forces direct quote usage to address your specific problem. Unlike a generic summary, it produces short, medium, and long-term tactical recommendations tailored to your competitive or execution-focused lens.

Can I generate a competitive strategy analysis from a transcript for a specific problem?▼

Yes, you can generate a competitive strategy analysis from a transcript by providing the text and defining your exact strategic problem. The system reads the source through a power-dynamics or execution-focused lens to output a tailored, problem-specific playbook.

How does gap-analysis work when generating a tactical playbook from an article?▼

Gap-analysis in tactical playbook generation maps the tactics from an article directly onto your strategic situation to identify execution gaps. It produces citation-backed recommendations with mandatory direct quotes, ensuring the strategy is grounded in the source material.

Does the playbook generation tool output to different locations based on strategy type?▼

Yes, the playbook generation tool routes outputs to different locations based on strategy type. It writes general strategy artifacts to the concepts/ location and problem-specific tactical playbooks to the projects/ location.

When should I not use a competitive strategy playbook for reading a source?▼

You should not use a competitive strategy playbook when you need a comprehensive overview or general summary of a source. This approach is specifically designed for extracting applied tactics and power-dynamics analysis tied to a specific, real-world strategic problem.