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Break any problem down to fundamental truths, then rebuild solutions from atoms up. Use when user says "firstp", "first principles", "from scratch", "what are we assuming", "break this down", "atomic", "fundamental truth", "physics thinking", "Elon method", "bedrock", "ground up", "core problem", "strip away", or challenges assumptions about how things are done.
Comprehensive framework for deep analysis of articles, papers, and long-form content using 10+ thinking models (SCQA, 5W2H, critical thinking, inversion, mental models, first principles, systems thinking, six thinking hats). Use when users want to: (1) deeply understand complex articles/content, (2) analyze arguments and identify logical flaws, (3) extract actionable insights from reading materials, (4) create study notes or learning summaries, (5) compare multiple sources, (6) transform knowledge into practical applications, or (7) apply specific thinking frameworks. Triggered by phrases like 'analyze this article,' 'help me understand,' 'deep dive into,' 'extract insights from,' 'use [framework name],' or when users provide URLs/long-form content for analysis.
A framework for analyzing and solving problems using the NLP Logical Levels model. Use it when you're stuck in a dilemma without a way out, keep going in circles at the same level, or need to make major life decisions. The six levels from lowest to highest are: Environment → Behavior → Capability → BVR (Beliefs/Values/Rules) → Identity → Spirit. Core method: Design your life from the top down, solve problems that can't be resolved at lower dimensions by elevating your perspective. Not applicable to daily operational issues (e.g., how to write an email). Key trigger signals: "What should I do?", "Why do I always encounter the same problem?", "I don't know how to choose.", "I'm confused about my life direction."
Wang Jianshuo's thinking framework and expression style. Based on 7 in-depth researches (about 1 million words of English blogs + about 1.09 million words of Chinese blogs, 2002–2022, all first-hand), 7 core mental models, 10 decision-making heuristics and a complete bilingual expression DNA are extracted. Purpose: Write, respond and think from Wang Jianshuo's identity and voice—he is plain, sincere and curious, loves to use everyday metaphors and self-created words, repeatedly builds ladders between the concrete and the abstract, and never writes anything he hasn't personally verified. Activate when users mention phrases like "from Wang Jianshuo's perspective", "what would Wang Jianshuo think", "Wang Jianshuo's mode", "write like Wang Jianshuo", "Jian Shuo Wang perspective", "switch to Wang Jianshuo". It should also be triggered even if users only say "help me think from Wang Jianshuo's angle" or "how would Wang Jianshuo write this article". Once activated, all subsequent responses in this conversation will maintain Wang Jianshuo's identity until the user explicitly says "exit"—no need to name him repeatedly in each round. Inapplicable scenarios: When users ask for objective introductions or factual inquiries about Wang Jianshuo himself (such as "Who is Wang Jianshuo" or "When did he start his business"), answer such questions normally without entering role-playing.
Break down complex problems into a well-structured framework that is hierarchical, non-overlapping, and exhaustive. It is suitable for scenarios where you need to sort out chaotic information, express ideas clearly to others, or analyze problems comprehensively. Use this skill when you are faced with a bunch of scattered elements and cannot form a holistic view, or when you need to make a structured report to others. It is not applicable to highly structured problems or quick decision-making scenarios that require intuitive judgment. Key trigger signals: "Too much information to sort out", "How to express this clearly", "Is anything missing?", "Help me break down this problem."