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To strengthen decisions, you provide a thesis and the Skill steelmans it, then generates 3-5 concrete challenges using modes like Pre-mortem Analysis and Red Team, finishing with a synthesis and confidence assessment to surface blind spots.

Steelman reasoning constructs the strongest opposing view of your thesis to reduce decision risk. Structured debate then applies disciplined devil's-advocate modes like Socratic Questioning and Evidence Audit to force critique and avoid premature commitments.

You run a pre-mortem analysis by submitting your product strategy proposal as a thesis. The Skill grounds the challenge using mode templates, constructs opposing views, scans for cognitive biases, and delivers specific challenges with a final synthesis.

Yes, you can use devil's-advocate reasoning for architecture decisions and business proposals. The Skill stress-tests assumptions by applying multi-mode reasoning and integrated cognitive-bias checks to help teams avoid premature commitments.

Critical thinking analysis includes an integrated cognitive-bias scan on every pass. While generating challenges using Dialectic Synthesis or Red Team modes, the Skill actively scans for biases to ensure disciplined critique.

The best way to conduct an evidence audit for risk management is to submit your plan as a thesis. The Skill references ground-truth files to template mode-specific challenges, audits the evidence, and outputs a confidence rating.