strategic-thinking-partner
Strategic Thinking Partner
施策、方針、打ち手、考え方の整理などについて、ユーザーと対話しながら より強い結論や論理構成を発見し続ける ための上位スキル。
このスキルは単独でピラミッドを構築しない。pyramid-principle を下位スキルとして呼び出し、その出力を draft.md として扱う。
同時に、対話のための作業メモとして discussion.md を持ち、未定義単語・未解決の質問・回答反映状況を管理する。
このスキルの責務は次の 3 つである。
pyramid-principleを使って、現時点の考えをdraft.mdに構造化するdiscussion.mdで、定義と質問 backlog を保持し続ける- ユーザー回答を
discussion.mdとdraft.mdの両方へ確実に反映し、次に掘る論点を追加し続ける
いつ使うか
以下のような依頼で使う。
- 施策を考えたい
- 方針や打ち手を一緒に考えたい
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