When Stuck - Problem-Solving Dispatch

This dispatch identifies your stuck symptom—like complexity, lack of progress, or broken assumptions—and maps it to a precise problem-solving technique to apply next.

The best way to unblock a stalled planning workflow is to describe the stuck situation to trigger symptom identification, which then loads and executes the most effective cognitive technique step-by-step.

Yes, you can switch techniques. If the initially dispatched method does not resolve the issue, the system provides fallback options to load and execute alternative problem-solving techniques.

Yes, this dispatch applies to cross-domain decision-making. It handles scenarios involving coding, research, and planning tasks, guiding one problem-solving technique at a time regardless of the domain.

To execute a dispatched cognitive technique, the system loads the chosen method and runs its steps in order. This guided execution includes guardrails to keep your workflow on track until the block is resolved.

A single problem-solving technique may not resolve a complex block if the stuck symptom is misidentified or spans multiple issues. In such cases, you must trigger fallback options to dispatch alternative techniques.