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1.7 KiB
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64 lines
1.7 KiB
Markdown
# self-reflect
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Post-analysis reflection and continuous improvement task.
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## Purpose
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Critically evaluate completed analysis to improve quality and identify gaps.
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## Reflection Framework
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### 1. Completeness Check
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- Did I address all aspects of the original request?
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- Are there missing perspectives or stakeholder views?
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- What assumptions did I make that should be validated?
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### 2. Evidence Quality Assessment
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- How strong is the evidence supporting my conclusions?
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- Where did I rely on incomplete or outdated data?
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- What additional data would strengthen the analysis?
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### 3. Methodology Review
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- Did I follow BMAD methodology consistently?
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- Were my hypotheses properly tested and validated?
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- Did I use appropriate analytical frameworks?
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### 4. Actionability Evaluation
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- Are my recommendations specific and implementable?
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- Do I provide clear next steps and success metrics?
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- Have I considered implementation challenges?
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### 5. Bias and Blind Spot Check
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- What biases might have influenced my analysis?
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- What alternative interpretations did I not consider?
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- Where might domain experts disagree with my conclusions?
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## Output Format
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```
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REFLECTION SUMMARY
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Analysis: [Title/Topic]
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Completed: [Date]
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STRENGTHS IDENTIFIED:
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- [Strength 1]
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- [Strength 2]
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GAPS AND IMPROVEMENTS:
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- [Gap 1] → [Improvement Action]
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- [Gap 2] → [Improvement Action]
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FOLLOW-UP QUESTIONS:
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- [Question requiring further research]
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- [Validation needed]
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LESSONS LEARNED:
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- [Insight for future analyses]
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CONFIDENCE LEVEL: [High/Medium/Low] in conclusions
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```
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## Integration with Memory
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Store key learnings in memory file for future reference and pattern recognition.
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## Usage Trigger
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Execute this task after completing any major analysis, scorecard, or strategic deliverable.
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