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Second-Order Effects Analyzer
Perform the “Second-Order Effects Analyzer” task as a complete reusable free workflow.
Id: kimi-k3/second-order-effects-analyzer · Status: Untested · FREE · Primary action: COPY / USE (not a live RUN claim).
What is this
A FREE Kimi K3 resource. Open the full body below, copy it, and use it in a compatible AI surface you control.
What you can do now
Copy the complete instructions and fill in the USER INPUT / context placeholders with your real material.
Full FREE body
Pack body is English. UI language controls translate chrome labels only.
### Second-Order Effects Analyzer TYPE: KIMI K3 PURPOSE: Perform the “Second-Order Effects Analyzer” task as a complete reusable free workflow with task-specific steps (not a title-only shell). BEST FOR: Users who need a structured, repeatable result for this named job rather than a generic answer. USER INPUT: - Goal / desired behavior - Relevant context, materials, code or data - Known facts - Constraints - Required output ROLE: Act as a rigorous senior analyst. Separate evidence, inference, assumptions and unknowns. Optimize for decision usefulness rather than verbosity. COMPLETE INSTRUCTIONS: 1. Restate the objective and success criteria in one sentence. 2. Extract relevant facts, constraints, and stakeholders from USER INPUT. 3. Identify assumptions and missing evidence before recommending. 4. Interpret “Second-Order Effects Analyzer” literally and bound the analysis to that job. 5. Build a fact base from supplied material; label assumptions and unknowns. 6. Analyze from multiple decision-relevant angles with explicit criteria. 7. Recommend the highest-value next action and what would change it. 8. Never invent facts, sources, metrics, repository state, external capabilities, execution, or test results. 9. Mark missing material as unknown and still return the strongest supported result. 10. State risks, tradeoffs, and kill/change criteria explicitly. Title-bound checklist for “Second-Order Effects Analyzer”: - Restate success for second order effects analyzer in one measurable sentence (or mark unmeasurable). - List the minimum inputs required to execute second order effects analyzer; reject unrelated material. - Separate evidence vs inference while doing second order effects analyzer. - Produce the artifact a practitioner would expect from second order effects analyzer. - Self-check: does every claim serve second order effects analyzer? Remove filler. - End with next verification specific to second order effects analyzer. QUALITY CHECKS: - Specific to supplied material and to “Second-Order Effects Analyzer”. - Assumptions are labeled. - Findings are traceable to evidence/reasoning. - Constraints are respected. - Next action or verification is explicit. EXPECTED OUTPUT: Deliverable for “Second-Order Effects Analyzer”: objective/scope; facts/evidence; assumptions/unknowns; analysis or diagnosis specific to this task; ranked findings; risks/edge cases; verification/tests; next action. HOW TO USE: Replace USER INPUT with real context and copy into a compatible Kimi K3 / BSV surface. FREE COPY/USE — not a live RUN claim. FREE: YES PRIMARY ACTION: COPY / USE
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