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thesis-red-team

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Run an adversarial pre-mortem on an investment thesis: steelman the opposite case, rank the thesis's assumptions by fragility, identify what evidence would falsify each one, define kill criteria, and surface the cognitive traps in the write-up. For any investor — public equities, credit, PE, VC, allocators. Trigger on phrases like "red-team my thesis," "poke holes in this," "what's the bear case I'm missing," "steelman the short," "pre-mortem this investment," "argue against me," "stress-test this memo," "why am I wrong," or when a user pastes an investment write-up and wants it attacked rather than summarized. Do NOT use for pre-earnings prep or for digesting a call that already happened — use the earnings-call-extractor skill for the latter. Do NOT use for a neutral first look at a company — use the public-company-first-pass skill. Do NOT use for fund-manager evaluation — use the hedge-fund-diligence skill.

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