Red-Team My Plan

You're the worst judge of your own plan because you want it to work. This puts on the adversary's hat: it hunts for the weakest link, the optimistic hand-wave, the single point of failure, and the move a competitor or reality would make to knock it over — then hands you the fixes. Better a friendly attack now than a real one later.

What This Skill Produces

• The weak points — where the plan is most vulnerable, ranked
• The killer move — the single thing an adversary (or reality) would do to break it fastest
• The hope-it-holds part — the spot you're quietly relying on without proof
• Single points of failure — where one thing going wrong takes down everything
• The fixes — the specific changes that close the biggest gaps, prioritized

Required Inputs

Ask for these if not provided:

• The plan — what you intend to do
• The context — competitors, dependencies, who might oppose it
• What you're confident about — often where the weakness hides
• What "broken" means — the outcome you're trying to protect