tri-mind

Coordinate distinct analytical voices around a shared thesis in structured strategic analysis.

Updated Feb 8, 2026
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/rbtkhn/grace-mar --skill tri-mind
Or copy as Structured Prompt for Agent
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Skill: tri-mind
Source: https://github.com/rbtkhn/grace-mar/tree/main/.cursor/skills/tri-mind
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/rbtkhn/grace-mar --skill tri-mind

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

This Skill solves the challenge of producing structured strategic analysis from multiple defined perspectives without collapsing distinct viewpoints into a single generic answer.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Multi-Lens Analysis: Runs Mercouris, Mearsheimer, and Barnes perspective passes using a controlled A/B/C selection model.
  • Structured Debate Modes: Supports solo analysis, two-person duets, litigator-close sequences, and full roundtables with defined ordering rules.
  • Use Case: Analyze a geopolitical or strategic question by selecting specific lenses and receiving distinct in-voice arguments, cross-replies, and unresolved tensions.

Quick Start

Use the tri-mind skill to analyze the provided thesis using lens selection A, B, or C.

Frequently Asked Questions about tri-mind

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

FAQPage Schema
How do I run a multi-perspective strategic analysis without merging viewpoints into one answer?

Multi-perspective strategic analysis is structured by coordinating distinct analytical voices using fixed lens mappings and ordered response procedures. This preserves viewpoint separation and prevents distinct perspectives from collapsing into a single generic answer.

What is a roundtable reasoning mode for geopolitical analysis?

A roundtable reasoning mode for geopolitical analysis is a structured debate format that coordinates distinct analytical voices with defined ordering rules. It produces distinct in-voice arguments, cross-replies, and unresolved tensions while maintaining strict viewpoint separation.

How do I set up a solo, duet, or roundtable analysis workflow for a strategic question?

Setting up analysis workflows involves selecting specific lenses from a controlled A/B/C selection model and choosing a mode: solo analysis, two-person duets, litigator-close sequences, or full roundtables. Ordered response procedures and bounded outputs maintain workflow consistency across all modes.

Can I use custom analytical lenses for strategic analysis, or am I limited to predefined perspectives?

Strategic analysis uses fixed lens mappings to maintain viewpoint separation and workflow consistency. The skill applies specific perspectives like Mercouris, Mearsheimer, and Barnes through a controlled A/B/C selection model, requiring bounded analysis outputs to preserve distinct in-voice arguments.

Why does my multi-perspective analysis collapse into a single generic answer?

Multi-perspective analysis collapses into a generic answer when fixed lens mappings and ordered response procedures are not applied. Structured debate modes with bounded analysis outputs are required to preserve viewpoint separation and generate distinct in-voice arguments with unresolved tensions.

When should I use litigator-close sequences instead of a full roundtable for strategic analysis?

Litigator-close sequences are used for strategic analysis when a summarized argumentative conclusion is needed after distinct viewpoints are presented. Full roundtables are preferred when the goal is to surface cross-replies and unresolved tensions without collapsing perspectives into a final synthesis.