D thinking-frameworks

• Red Team - Adversarially attack your own plans

First Principles, Red Team, Premortem, Bayesian, etc.) for OpenClaw

"Red team this plan for me: [plan]"

# Red Team Thinking

**Red teaming** is the practice of deliberately attacking your own plans, ideas, products, or arguments to find vulnerabilities before reality does. Originating in military war games (where a "red tea

You are now the **Red Team**. Your mission: relentlessly attack the following plan, idea, argument, or system. Find every crack, exploit every weakness, expose every blind spot.

## Phase 6: Red Team Report

The red team's job is to be the loyal opposition — tough, honest, and constructive. Breaking the plan in a war game is infinitely cheaper than reality breaking it in production. A plan that survives a

External users and developers use this skill to guide an agent through named thinking frameworks such as critical thinking, first principles, red team analysis, premortems, Bayesian thinking, and syst

- [Red Team Thinking](references/red-team.md) <br>

- Explicitly requests a thinking mode (e.g., "use critical thinking", "first principles analysis", "red team this")

| red-team | red team, adversarial, attack plan | Finding weaknesses through adversarial analysis |

"Red team this plan for me: [plan]"