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Author @godofprompt (published 2026-06-10) says a 'skill-creator' produces two…

2026-06-10 · 09:45 UTC ·@godofprompt ·0 min read

Brief

The post explains a workflow where a 'skill-creator' generates two files — the actionable skill and a 'munger-models.md' lattice — then you run '/munger-pressure-test' on any decision. The tool enumerates failure modes, applicable models, and cognitive biases, then issues one clear verdict (proceed, change, or kill), applying the same standard every time.

Why it matters

Author @godofprompt (published 2026-06-10) says a 'skill-creator' produces two files: the skill itself and 'munger-models.md', the latticework it reads from.

Key details

  • Running the command '/munger-pressure-test' on a decision returns: (1) ways the decision could fail, (2) the models that apply, (3) the biases tilting your read, and (4) a single actionable verdict: 'proceed', 'change', or 'kill'.
  • The system enforces a consistent decision standard each time, aiming to stop internal argument and give a straight call for every decision.
Source evidence

Skill-creator builds two files. The skill, and munger-models. md, the latticework it reads from.

After that you stop arguing with yourself in your head. You type:

/munger-pressure-test

Feed it a decision and you get back the ways it could fail, the models that apply, the biases tilting your read, and one straight call: proceed, change, or kill.

Same standard every time.