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Limit based strategy

Skill itseffi/agentic-os/.agents/skills/limit-based-strategy

Agentic personal OS to automate high-leverage workflows with Codex, Claude Code, Pi, OpenClaw and other coding agents/ runtime platforms.

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npx -y skills add itseffi/agentic-os --skill limit-based-strategy

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Develop a limit-based product strategy with convergence milestones, acceleration levers, assumptions, and phased execution.

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Limit-Based Strategy

Use limit-based thinking to move from problem statement to execution plan.

Instructions

Step 1: Define growth variable and limit state

  • Identify the primary growth variable.
  • Describe the mature limit state clearly.

Step 2: Identify core properties

  • List features and dynamics that must exist at the limit.

Step 3: Estimate convergence

  • Provide milestones at 10%, 25%, 50%, 75%, and 90% with dates/triggers.

Step 4: Identify acceleration levers

  • List levers to steepen convergence.
  • Prioritize top 1-2 highest impact levers.

Step 5: List critical assumptions

  • Capture assumptions and how each will be validated.

Step 6: Produce execution design

  • One-sentence vision.
  • Major roadmap milestones.
  • 3-phase plan: Foundation, Acceleration, Optimization.
  • Resource guidance.

Output

  • Growth variable
  • Limit state
  • Core properties
  • Convergence estimate
  • Acceleration strategies
  • Critical assumptions + validation
  • Vision and phased execution

When to Use

Use this skill when the task directly matches the workflow described above.

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