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Conduct structured analysis on any problem using CIA/IC analytic techniques — assess competing hypotheses, challenge assumptions, stress-test judgments, and produce defensible evidence-based assessments with full citations. Supports 18 techniques including ACH, Key Assumptions Check, What-If, Premortem, Cross-Impact Matrix, Contrasting Narratives, Devil's Advocacy, Red Hat Analysis, Alternative Futures, and Deception Detection.

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# Structured Analysis Skill

Apply CIA/IC Structured Analytic Techniques to produce defensible, evidence-based analytical assessments. Every claim must be cited. Every judgment must trace to technique outputs.

## Invocation

```
/analyze                          → Adaptive mode (auto-select techniques)
/analyze <technique>              → Direct mode (run one technique)
/analyze --guided                 → Guided mode (walk through all phases)
/analyze --resume <analysis-id>   → Resume or update existing analysis
/analyze --iterate <analysis-id>                → Re-run full analysis with new evidence
/analyze --iterate <analysis-id> <technique>    → Re-run specific technique(s)
/analyze --lean                   → Lean mode (abbreviated technique set)
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