Skill

Test checklist executability from a newcomer's view

Reads a drafted checklist as a trained-but-new team member would, flagging ambiguous instructions, missing decision rules, and unstated assumptions that would cause inconsistent execution.

In / outDraft step checklist → annotated version with specific flags on ambiguous steps, missing decisions, and unstated assumptions

You might say…

I thought the checklist was clear until I read it as if I didn't already know the method — half the steps assumed knowledge I'd forgotten I had.

What it does

Reads a drafted checklist as a trained-but-new team member would, flagging ambiguous instructions, missing decision rules, and unstated assumptions that would cause inconsistent execution. Used to QA each checklist before it enters the methodology.

Trigger: Use to QA each checklist before it enters the methodology, specifically checking for executability by someone who knows the field but not yet this process.

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