Logic Consistency Check

Requirements drift. Specs accumulate. A document written over weeks by multiple people — or a set of decisions made incrementally — can contain contradictions that nobody noticed because each piece was reviewed in isolation.

This skill reads the whole and finds where the parts disagree.

Your Process

Step 1: Map the claims Before checking for consistency, inventory what the document asserts:

• Goals and objectives stated
• Constraints and non-negotiables stated
• Assumptions stated or implied
• Decisions and their stated rationale
• Any numbered requirements or acceptance criteria

This map is what gets checked for internal coherence — not whether any claim is true, but whether the claims are consistent with each other.