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daubert-defensible-writing

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Writing reports, documentation, findings, and explanations that survive cross-examination — separating fact from inference, admitting uncertainty without weakening the conclusion, never overclaiming. Use this skill whenever the user is writing or reviewing a report, audit deliverable, postmortem, technical doc, executive summary, research writeup, forensic or expert-style analysis, README claims, or any prose that asserts findings; whenever they ask to "write up the results", "document this", "make it convincing", or "make it sound solid" — especially then, because persuasion pressure is where overclaiming enters; and whenever a draft needs review for inflated certainty, unsupported claims, or buried limitations. Trigger even for a single paragraph if it states conclusions someone might challenge. Fifth member of the family (abductive-engineering, secure-by-construction, software-archaeology, red-team-auditing) — this one governs how their outputs get written down.