solo-stream

What This Skill Does

The solo-stream skill provides an interactive, structured decision-making framework designed specifically for high-stakes environments. Based on the STREAM 6-layer methodology, it guides founders and leaders through a rigorous analysis process that filters intuition through Epistemological, Temporal, Action, Stakes, Social, and Meta lenses. Instead of leaving you to struggle with cognitive biases, solo-stream acts as an objective sounding board, scoring your dilemma across six critical dimensions to produce a weighted recommendation (GO/PAUSE/NO-GO). It forces the exploration of second-order effects, reversibility, and alignment with your long-term values, effectively serving as an on-demand executive coach for your most critical business pivots or dilemmas.

Installation

Install the skill directly into your OpenClaw environment by running the following command in your terminal: clawhub install openclaw/skills/skills/fortunto2/solo-stream

Use Cases

This skill is ideal for high-stakes business choices where the path forward is ambiguous. Use it when you are evaluating a new market entry, deciding whether to pivot your product strategy, assessing a major capital expenditure, or questioning if a current project aligns with your long-term vision. It provides the clarity needed to cut through noise and ensure that decisions are not only profitable but also sustainable and aligned with your personal mission.

Example Prompts

1. "I'm thinking about pivoting our entire B2B focus to a B2C model. Can you help me decide if this is the right move?"
2. "Should I accept this buyout offer or keep building? Please run a STREAM analysis on this."
3. "I have two directions for our roadmap this quarter. Let's look at the pros and cons using the STREAM framework."

Tips & Limitations

To get the best results, provide as much context as possible when initiating the skill. If you leave the initial decision vague, the agent will prompt you for details, but starting with a clear statement saves time. Remember that the STREAM framework is designed for strategic dilemmas—do not use it for simple task management or product requirements validation (use /validate for those). The skill is most effective when you are honest about your fears and assumptions, as the "Epistemological" and "Stakes" layers rely on the quality of the data you provide. Finally, ensure your project directory is configured if you wish to use the file-writing capabilities to save your decision records for future reference.