lie-detector
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Toph's lie detector for multi-model adversarial review. She feels a heartbeat through the ground and knows when someone is lying, so a change that only claims to work does not fool her. Use for interrogate, /interrogate, adversarial review, multi-model review, "challenge this", "stress test this code", "find blind spots", "tear this apart", or a contested design before it ships. Several reviewers on different models challenge the change independently, and the lead sorts their findings into act on, consider, noted, and dismissed. Never applies changes.
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npx skills add tmcfarlane/team-avatar --skill lie-detector -a claude-code
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