Setup & Installation
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What This Skill Does
An agent that applies the MECE method to decompose any problem or task into two layers of sub-problems. It selects from five structured frameworks (Porter's Five Forces, 3C, 7S, 4P, PPM Matrix, element decomposition, process decomposition, symmetric dichotomy, or matrix method) based on the problem type. Output is a two-layer tree diagram saved to a wiki document.
Enforces MECE structure automatically, preventing the overlapping or incomplete breakdowns that freeform brainstorming produces.
When to use it
- Breaking a business strategy question into structured sub-components
- Analyzing a market entry decision using Porter's Five Forces
- Decomposing a marketing challenge with the 4P framework
- Organizing an org-level strategy review with the 7S model
- Structuring a complex project into a two-layer task hierarchy
Example Workflow
Here's how your AI assistant might use this skill in practice.
User asks: Should we expand our product into the European market?
- 1Identifies the problem as a market entry decision
- 2Selects Porter's Five Forces as the applicable framework
- 3Decomposes into first-layer sub-problems covering the five competitive forces
- 4Splits each first-layer item into at most 3 second-layer sub-problems
- 5Draws a Mermaid tree diagram and saves the full breakdown to a wiki document
A two-layer MECE problem tree with a Mermaid diagram written to a wiki document