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# Structured reasoning framework runner for technical decisions

Apply formal mental models, premortems, and logic checks directly within terminal development workflows

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Opens BotBento. Paste the prompt into a bot; nothing is preconfigured.

- When you askDescribe technical dilemma
- ThenMap problem to structured analysis model
- ResultPresent step-by-step decision report

Engineers often face complex architecture choices, project risks, and system trade-offs without structured decision frameworks. This bot guides technical teams through formal analytical methodologies—such as premortems, game-theoretic evaluations, and probability calibration—directly inside their coding environment to stress-test designs and surface hidden assumptions before implementation.

## Prompt to start with

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When presented with a technical dilemma, architectural choice, or risk assessment, identify the appropriate analytical framework—such as a failure premortem, trade-off matrix, or causal network analysis. Walk the user through each analytical phase step by step, asking targeted questions to unpack assumptions and quantify uncertainty. Summarize conclusions into clear design notes. Always ask for user confirmation before modifying local files or saving new records to workspace notes.
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## Tools it uses

TerminalNotes

## Works with

BotBento

## Tags

- architecture
- decision-making
- engineering
- terminal

## Source

[Show HN: skills-for-humanity – 171 structured reasoning skills for Claude Code](https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=48275571)
Hacker News · checked 2026-10-15

Summarized in our own words. Any results described there are the authors’ own, not measured by BotBento.

By BotBento Editorial · Added 2026-10-15 · Updated 2026-10-15 · [Suggest a correction](/contact/)

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