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shifting-perspective

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Analyze discourse structure using InfraNodus optimize_text_structure tool and shift perspective based on diversity score. Use when a conversation, text, URL, or YouTube video would benefit from additional viewpoints, when the user feels stuck in one frame of thinking, when research needs broadening, when analyzing any text for structural balance, or when the user asks to "shift perspective", "broaden the view", "what am I missing", "analyze the structure", "check for bias", "develop this further", or "give me a different angle". Also trigger when the user provides a text or URL and asks for critical analysis, development suggestions, or wants to understand what perspectives are underrepresented. Works hand-in-hand with cognitive-variability skill for state-based interventions after structural diagnosis.

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