@mattpocockuk: /wayfinder it is More work on this today, I think this replaces /grill-with-docs in my stack (as an orchestrator over t…
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Matt Pocock is working on a new planning tool called /wayfinder that helps identify decision frontiers and suggests prototyping, research, or 'grilling' to push back uncertainty.
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/wayfinder it is
More work on this today, I think this replaces /grill-with-docs in my stack (as an orchestrator over the top of it)
Matt Pocock (@mattpocockuk): I’m working on a new skill which helps you plan enormous chunks of work, far larger than /grill-me can
It identifies the frontier of decisions and where the fog of war is It suggests prototyping, research or grilling depending on what the decision is
As you push back the fog
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