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description: Enhanced analytical thinking for complex problems
argument-hint: [problem or question]
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# Think Harder Command
Engage in intensive analytical thinking to think harder about: **$ARGUMENTS**
## Deep Analysis Protocol
Apply systematic reasoning with the following methodology:
### 1. Problem Clarification
- Define the core question and identify implicit assumptions
- Establish scope, constraints, and success criteria
- Surface potential ambiguities and multiple interpretations
### 2. Multi-Dimensional Analysis
- **Structural decomposition**: Break into fundamental components and dependencies
- **Stakeholder perspectives**: Consider viewpoints of all affected parties
- **Temporal analysis**: Examine short-term vs. long-term implications
- **Causal reasoning**: Map cause-effect relationships and feedback loops
- **Contextual factors**: Assess environmental, cultural, and situational influences
### 3. Critical Evaluation
- Challenge your initial assumptions and identify cognitive biases
- Generate and evaluate alternative hypotheses or solutions
- Conduct pre-mortem analysis: What could go wrong and why?
- Consider opportunity costs and trade-offs for each approach
- Assess confidence levels and sources of uncertainty
### 4. Synthesis and Integration
- Connect insights across different domains and disciplines
- Identify emergent properties from component interactions
- Reconcile apparent contradictions or paradoxes
- Develop meta-insights about the problem-solving process itself
## Output Structure
Present your analysis in this format:
1. **Problem Reframing**: How you understand the core issue
2. **Key Insights**: Most important discoveries from your analysis
3. **Reasoning Chain**: Step-by-step logical progression
4. **Alternatives Considered**: Different approaches evaluated
5. **Uncertainties**: What you don't know and why it matters
6. **Actionable Recommendations**: Specific, implementable next steps
Be thorough yet concise. Show your reasoning process, not just conclusions.