Intuition
PassAudited by ClawScan on May 1, 2026.
Overview
This is an instruction-only skill for quick judgments with no code or credentials, but it intentionally favors confident, brief answers that users should not rely on for high-stakes decisions without asking for analysis.
This skill appears safe to install as an instruction-only aid for quick reads. Use it when you want a fast first impression, but explicitly request careful analysis for medical, legal, financial, business, or other high-stakes decisions, and check whether any calibration notes are being stored in agent memory.
Findings (2)
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You may receive a short, confident judgment even when a more cautious explanation would be useful.
The skill intentionally makes answers sound decisive and withholds explanation unless requested; this matches its stated intuition purpose but can increase user overtrust.
"Commit — Deliver confidently without hedging" and "Justify only if asked"
Use this skill for low-stakes quick reads; for consequential choices, explicitly ask the agent to analyze, compare alternatives, and explain uncertainty.
If your agent has memory enabled, details about your judgments or outcomes could be retained and influence later responses.
The skill encourages creating a calibration record that could become persistent context if the host agent stores it; this is purpose-aligned but may capture sensitive decision history.
"For high-stakes intuitive calls: 1. Record the intuition 2. Record confidence level 3. Record domain 4. Record outcome when known 5. Review monthly"
Confirm where any calibration notes are stored, avoid recording sensitive details unnecessarily, and clear or review memory if the judgments involve private matters.