strategy-alliance

What problem does it solve?

This Skill helps you figure out who you should ally with, who you should keep neutral, and which proposed alliances are likely to hold under real pressure rather than goodwill.

Core Features & Use Cases

• Party mapping for real interests: Inventories stakeholders by actual interest, current position, and capacity to help or hurt your objective.
• Alliance vs neutralization planning: Distinguishes natural allies, swing parties (with specific alignment conditions), and parties to neutralize (seeking non-interference).
• Stability assessment with the Machiavelli test: Evaluates whether each alliance rests on shared interest, reciprocal obligation, goodwill, or fear, and flags alliances that would fail if incentives change.

Quick Start

Use strategy-alliance to map the stakeholders in your coalition-building situation and get a prioritized plan for allies, swing parties, and neutralizations.