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4x4
Pull 16 fast decisions out of the user with 4 sets of 4 open questions, then present an implementation plan. Only for risky changes, large product decisions, or large refactors. Run when the user types /4x4. Agents may suggest it in one line but never start it on their own.
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# 4x4
Get the user's judgment, taste, and decisions in 4 quick rounds. 16 open questions. A full run should take them 2–3 minutes.
## The 4 sets
These are defaults. Adapt their names and focus to pull the most judgment and taste out of the user for this topic.
1. **Product** — what it does, who it's for, UI/UX, scope.
2. **Software design** — architecture, data, boundaries, what to reuse or delete.
3. **Practical** — execution order, rollout, what ships first.
4. **Edge cases** — the 4 most likely ways this breaks or surprises users. Each question asks how to handle one.
## Workflow