When Stuck - Problem-Solving Dispatch

Problem-solving dispatch identifies your stuck-type—whether it's complexity spiraling, need for innovation, recurring patterns, forced assumptions, scale uncertainty, or code bugs—then recommends the targeted technique to apply. Describe your stall and the Skill maps it to the right approach.

It covers six stuck-types: complexity spiraling, innovation blocks, recurring patterns, assumption constraints, scale uncertainty, and code bugs. Each maps to a specific problem-solving technique designed for that stagnation reason.

Yes, problem-solving dispatch supports composite flows that combine techniques when needed. After initial dispatch, you can layer additional techniques to address interdependent stuck-types in your workflow.

The Skill enforces a load-and-execute workflow: it analyzes your stuck-type signals, maps them to predefined techniques, and applies the selected technique's process end-to-end without manual intervention.

Clearly describe your current stall or the specific problem where you're blocked. The more detail you provide about the nature of your stagnation, the more accurately the Skill identifies your stuck-type and recommends the right technique.