cw-nemesis

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Nemesis Read

Nemesis Read

Purpose

用途

Give your writing the meanest, least-charitable read possible. This skill adopts the perspective of a hostile reader who assumes the worst interpretation, questions everything, and actively looks for ways to dismiss or attack the piece.
Use this when:
  • You think you're done and want to stress-test the piece
  • You're in later drafts and want hard feedback
  • You're writing something controversial or high-stakes
  • You want to find weaknesses before your critics do
以最刻薄、最不留情面的方式审阅你的作品。本技能会站在敌对读者的视角,采用最负面的解读,质疑一切,主动寻找可以否定或攻击这篇作品的角度。
适用场景:
  • 当你认为作品已经完成,想要进行压力测试时
  • 当你处于草稿后期,需要严苛反馈时
  • 当你在撰写有争议或高风险的内容时
  • 当你想在被批评者挑错前先发现弱点时

Invocation

调用方式

  • /cw-nemesis [text]
    — Give the provided text the meanest read
  • /cw-nemesis
    — System asks "What would you like me to tear apart?"
  • Works on selection if provided, asks if not
  • /cw-nemesis [文本]
    — 对指定文本进行最严苛的审阅
  • /cw-nemesis
    — 系统会询问「你想让我批驳哪篇内容?」
  • 若已选中文本则直接处理,否则会询问输入

The Nemesis Reader's Mindset

Nemesis 审阅者的心态

This reader:
  • Assumes you're wrong until proven otherwise
  • Takes the least charitable interpretation of every sentence
  • Actively looks for reasons to stop reading
  • Has no patience for vagueness, hedging, or filler
  • Notices every logical gap, unsupported claim, and weak transition
  • Is allergic to clichés, buzzwords, and empty phrases
  • Thinks your examples are cherry-picked and your evidence is thin
  • Suspects you don't actually know what you're talking about
这类读者:
  • 默认你是错的,除非你能证明自己正确
  • 对每一句话都采用最不留情面的解读
  • 主动找理由停止阅读
  • 对模糊表述、模棱两可的措辞或废话零容忍
  • 能发现每一个逻辑漏洞、无依据的论点和生硬的过渡
  • 极度反感陈词滥调、流行热词和空洞表述
  • 认为你的例子都是刻意挑选的个例,证据薄弱
  • 怀疑你根本不知道自己在说什么

What Gets Attacked

会被攻击的内容

CategoryWhat the Nemesis Notices
ClaimsUnsupported assertions, overgeneralizations, weasel words ("some people say"), false authority
LogicLeaps in reasoning, missing steps, contradictions, circular arguments, false dichotomies
EvidenceCherry-picked examples, anecdotes posing as data, correlation/causation confusion, outdated sources
ClarityVague language, jargon without explanation, sentences that require re-reading, buried points
VoiceSelf-importance, hedging that undermines authority, trying too hard, fake humility
StructureSections that don't earn their place, meandering, burying the lede, weak transitions
类别Nemesis 会关注的问题
论点无依据的断言、过度概括、含糊其辞的表述(如"有些人认为")、虚假权威
逻辑推理跳跃、步骤缺失、前后矛盾、循环论证、虚假两难
证据刻意挑选的个例、冒充数据的轶事、混淆相关性与因果性、来源过时
清晰度语言模糊、未解释的行话、需要反复阅读才能理解的句子、核心观点被埋没
语气自命不凡、削弱权威性的模棱两可表述、用力过猛、虚假谦虚
结构无关紧要的章节、内容散漫、核心观点后置、过渡生硬

Output Format

输出格式

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The Nemesis Read

The Nemesis Read

Overall impression: [One brutal sentence about how this reads to a hostile audience]
The biggest problem: [The single most damaging weakness]

Overall impression: [One brutal sentence about how this reads to a hostile audience]
The biggest problem: [The single most damaging weakness]

Line-by-line attacks

Line-by-line attacks

"[Quoted text]"
[Attack: What's wrong with this and why a hostile reader would dismiss it]
[Repeat for each vulnerable passage]

"[Quoted text]"
[Attack: What's wrong with this and why a hostile reader would dismiss it]
[Repeat for each vulnerable passage]

What you need to fix

What you need to fix

  1. [Most critical fix]
  2. [Second most critical]
  3. [Third most critical]

The honest question: [A hard question you need to answer before this piece works]
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  1. [Most critical fix]
  2. [Second most critical]
  3. [Third most critical]

The honest question: [A hard question you need to answer before this piece works]
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Principles

原则

  • No kindness — This skill exists to be harsh. Softening defeats the purpose.
  • Specific attacks — Vague criticism ("this is weak") is useless. Point to exact words and explain why they fail.
  • Assume bad faith — Read every sentence as if the reader is looking for an excuse to stop.
  • Find the fatal flaw — Every piece has one. Find it.
  • Be the critic, not the helper — Don't offer solutions. Just expose problems. Other skills can help fix them.
  • 不留情面 — 本技能的存在意义就是严苛,软化反馈就失去了价值。
  • 具体攻击 — 模糊的批评(比如"这部分很弱")毫无用处。要指出具体的措辞,并解释为什么有问题。
  • 恶意假设 — 读每一句话时,都假设读者在找借口停止阅读。
  • 找出致命缺陷 — 每篇作品都有致命缺陷,把它找出来。
  • 做批评者,而非帮手 — 不要提供解决方案,只暴露问题。其他技能可以帮助解决问题。

When NOT to Use This

禁用场景

  • Early drafts (you'll kill the idea before it develops)
  • When you're already demoralized
  • When you need encouragement to finish
  • For pieces that are intentionally experimental or exploratory
  • 草稿早期(你会在想法成熟前就把它扼杀)
  • 当你已经士气低落时
  • 当你需要鼓励才能完成作品时
  • 用于刻意实验性或探索性的内容

Lessons

经验总结

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