description: Run a second-order consequence analysis on any plan, tool, workflow, or idea before it goes live. Use when someone describes something they're about to build or deploy and wants to surface what could go wrong — not through malice, but through insufficient attention to what they're setting in motion. Trigger on: "I'm building a tool that...", "I want to automate...", "my plan is to...", "we're going to roll out...", "does this seem fine?", "I used an LLM to build...", "I gave it access to...", or any time someone describes a system touching other people, live data, external services, or their own future self. Also trigger when someone is excited and moving fast. Goal: mitigation and improvement, never veto.
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