Built a small OpenClaw skill for turning messy geopolitical situations into something closer to a real analyst memo.
The use case I had in mind was exactly the kind of fast-moving crisis where everyone has opinions, but very few people structure the problem well, for example the Iran war and its second-order effects on escalation, oil, regional actors, sanctions, shipping routes, and policy response options.
This skill is designed to help break that kind of situation into:
stakeholder mapping
scenarios
policy options and trade-offs
implementation risks
confidence levels and assumptions
The goal is not “predict the future,” but force a more disciplined way to think through what might happen and what decisions actually follow from that.
Example prompt:
Use $global-think-tank-analyst to assess escalation scenarios, regional spillover risks, and policy response options related to the Iran war.
Built a small OpenClaw skill for turning messy geopolitical situations into something closer to a real analyst memo.
The use case I had in mind was exactly the kind of fast-moving crisis where everyone has opinions, but very few people structure the problem well, for example the Iran war and its second-order effects on escalation, oil, regional actors, sanctions, shipping routes, and policy response options.
This skill is designed to help break that kind of situation into:
stakeholder mapping scenarios policy options and trade-offs implementation risks confidence levels and assumptions The goal is not “predict the future,” but force a more disciplined way to think through what might happen and what decisions actually follow from that.
Repo: https://github.com/vassiliylakhonin/global-think-tank-analys...
Example prompt: Use $global-think-tank-analyst to assess escalation scenarios, regional spillover risks, and policy response options related to the Iran war.
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