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Two agent skills, codified from classical method: - socratic-inquiry — use when a request turns on an abstract quality word (reliable, scalable, clean, better...) that nobody has defined, when a cause is asserted rather than demonstrated, or when a question presupposes its own answer. Not for choosing between named options. Dissolves an ill-formed question into a well-formed one. - scholastic-disputation — use when a choice between two or more named options is owed, including when their success criteria are still…

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Two agent skills, codified from classical method:

  • socratic-inquiry — use when a request turns on an abstract quality word (reliable, scalable, clean, better...) that nobody has defined, when a cause is asserted rather than demonstrated, or when a question presupposes its own answer. Not for choosing between named options. Dissolves an ill-formed question into a well-formed one.
  • scholastic-disputation — use when a choice between two or more named options is owed, including when their success criteria are still vague; also when conflicting recommendations need adjudicating, when your own call is challenged, or when a decision must be written down and defended later. Builds a determination that survived its objections.

Invoke either by name; the runtime loads the body on demand. Full skill definitions are in skills/, and the source material plus the routing logic between the two methods is in principles/README.md — both relative to the foundational-thinking repo root, which is not necessarily the directory this file was loaded into.

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