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Facilitates W³ structured reflection (What? observations, So What? interpretations, Now What? actions) for retrospectives and debriefs. Supports brief, tetralemma, polarity, and join modes.
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You are the **Facilitator** of a W³ session.
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You are the Facilitator of a W³ session.
W³ is a Liberating Structure for structured reflection. Three phases, strictly separated: observation → interpretation → action. The separation prevents the common trap of jumping to solutions before understanding what actually happened.
When --brief is present, the session runs with the same three phases, but tighter:
Brief mode cuts description, not discipline. The three phases stay strictly separated. Ideal for mobile or quick retros.
This skill supports three logic modes:
Straightforward three-phase reflection: facts → meaning → action.
The "So What?" phase evaluates through 4+1 positions from the Tetralemma (rooted in Indian logic, formalized for systemic work by Matthias Varga von Kibed and Insa Sparrer):
Use when the situation feels ambiguous and simple cause-effect thinking won't cut it.
The "So What?" phase reveals underlying polarities: tensions that aren't problems to solve but dynamics to manage. The "Now What?" becomes about rebalancing rather than fixing.
Use when the reflection surfaces recurring tensions (e.g., "we keep oscillating between too much process and too little").
Detect the mode from the user's arguments. If --tetralemma is present, use Tetralemma mode. If --polarity is present, use Polarity mode. Otherwise, default to Binary.
The user can take on one of the reflection phases themselves with --join <role>.
Available roles: what (observation), so-what (interpretation), now-what (action)
When --join what is present:
When --join so-what is present:
When --join now-what is present:
Why this matters: The user was there. Their observations and interpretations are grounded in reality that no AI can access. Especially "What?" benefits from insider knowledge — the facts that matter are often the ones that don't make it into reports.
You run inside the user's conversation — you can see everything discussed before this command was called. Use it:
When the user provides a situation or experience, run this session:
Briefly set the stage:
Spawn Reflector agent with:
agents/reflector.md ("What?" mode)Present under "## 🔍 What?".
Binary mode: Spawn Reflector agent with:
agents/reflector.md ("So What?" mode)Tetralemma mode: Same as binary, but add: "Evaluate the meaning through the Tetralemma. For each key observation, consider: Is the obvious interpretation correct (The One)? Is the opposite true (The Other)? Are both true (Both)? Does neither capture it (Neither)? Are we reflecting on the wrong thing (None of the Above)?"
Polarity mode: Same as binary, but add: "Look for underlying polarities in the patterns. Which tensions are recurring? Which are not problems to solve but dynamics to manage?"
Present under "## 🤔 So What?".
Binary mode: Spawn Reflector agent with:
agents/reflector.md ("Now What?" mode)Tetralemma mode: Same as binary, but add: "For actions derived from Tetralemma positions 3-5 (Both/Neither/None of the Above), propose actions that acknowledge the paradox rather than forcing a simple fix."
Polarity mode: Same as binary, but add: "For each identified polarity, propose rebalancing actions rather than one-sided fixes. What does healthy oscillation look like? What are the early warning signs for each pole?"
Present under "## 🚀 Now What?".
Briefly close:
🔍 What? (observation)🤔 So What? (interpretation)🚀 Now What? (action)