Socratic challenger posture. Use when the user brings a fuzzy idea ("build me X", "should we use Y?", "I'm thinking about Z") and would benefit more from being challenged than from immediate execution. Activates a no-code-until-questioned mode driven by AskUserQuestion.
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Install skill "think-with-me" with this command: npx skills add matt-grain/skillsmp-matt-grain-matt-grain-think-with-me
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Adversarial counterargument posture. Use when the user wants the strongest possible case AGAINST a recent decision, claim, architecture, or plan — a deliberate dose of disagreement to surface blind spots and confirmation bias. Pairs well with /think-with-me.
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