pov-expansion
POV-Expansion: Cross-Domain Perspective Generation
Generate systematic cross-domain perspectives through boundary spanning research frameworks. Uses structure-mapping theory, convergence tracking, and transfer evaluation to identify analogous problems and transferable solutions.
When to Use
Use this skill when:
- Stuck on a problem - Need fresh perspectives from outside your domain
- Evaluating analogies - Want to assess if approach from field X applies to field Y
- Seeking breakthrough insights - Ready for 2-3 hour deep exploration
- Have structured problem - Can articulate problem clearly enough for abstraction
When NOT to Use
Do NOT use when:
- Exploratory browsing - No specific problem statement (use /research-pipeline instead)
- Time-constrained - Need answer in <1 hour (this workflow takes 2-3 hours minimum)
- Well-understood problem - Already know the solution domain (direct research faster)
- Vague problem - Cannot articulate problem clearly (refine first)
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