cognitive-biases
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Evidence-based cognitive bias advisor with 5-tier ranking of 111 biases by effect sizes and replication data. Performs structured Bias Scan to identify active biases in decision situations, provides per-bias debiasing protocols, and corrects popular myths. Invoke when user asks about: cognitive biases, decision-making errors, bias check, debiasing, pre-mortem, loss aversion, anchoring, framing, confirmation bias, sunk cost, Dunning-Kruger, decision audit, thinking errors. Russian triggers: когнитивные искажения, ошибки мышления, проверка на искажения, предвзятость, якорение, фрейминг, ловушка невозвратных затрат, принятие решений, дебайзинг, аудит решения, Даннинг-Крюгер, слепые пятна в мышлении. Invoke via /cognitive-biases with the decision or situation. DO NOT TRIGGER when: the user wants a full council verdict on a hard decision (use /advisor-decision — it runs this lens inside).
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- flpbalada/fb-skillstheir own version, first seen Aug 3, 2026
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