This skill should be used when the user asks to "review the prompt", "audit the system prompt", "check prompt quality", "inspect what the LLM sees", "debug prompt issues", or "find prompt engineering problems". Pulls the live rendered prompt via the API, explains how it's composed, and reviews it for issues.

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Use when neutralizing powerful local elites without violence. Relocates wealthy families (豪桀并兼之家) to the capital region, simultaneously strengthening the center (内实京师) and dissolving regional power bases (外销奸猾).

Use when defending against cavalry in open terrain with no natural cover. Deploys armored wagons (武刚车) in a circular formation to create a mobile fortification, enabling cavalry sorties and counterattack when conditions shift.

Use when deciding the fate of a defeated general who returns after losing their forces. Convenes advisors, weighs strict versus lenient views, and defers to higher authority rather than unilateral execution.

Use when mapping Xiongnu governance hierarchy. Covers the Shanyu (单于), Four Great Kings, 24 Wanqi commanders, territorial east/west/center divisions, noble clans (呼衍, 兰, 须卜), and subordinate officer structures.

Use when captured by enemy forces and seeking to escape. Involves feigning death or injury, observing guards and resources, then seizing a sudden opportunity to commandeer a horse and flee to friendly territory.

Use when applying disciplined archery in combat or hunting. Prioritizes shot certainty over volume of fire, conserving ammunition and maximizing psychological impact through patience and precise target assessment.

Use when evaluating whether to wage war against nomadic or mobile enemies. Applies cost-benefit analysis using distance, terrain, force degradation, and the crossbow metaphor (彊弩之极) to recommend diplomacy or engagement.

Use when advising a ruler or superior during a political crisis. Employs historical analogies, proverbs, and consequence analysis to persuade leaders to take difficult but necessary action.

Use when designing military incentive structures to motivate troops and encourage enemy defections. Establishes tiered rewards by enemy rank (大将 to 千石), defection incentives for surrendering units, and multiplier systems for credible payouts.

Use when facing a powerful enemy dependent on long supply lines. Based on Deng Duwei's advice during the Seven States Rebellion, employs fortified defense, allied distraction, and mobile forces to cut supply routes and starve the enemy into defeat.

Use when identifying and cultivating undervalued political figures for long-term gain. Follows Lu Buwei's 奇货可居 method: assess investability, provide resources, influence gatekeepers, and secure commitment from promising candidates.

Use when facing a superior mobile enemy force, especially nomadic cavalry like the Xiongnu. Builds long-term deception through feigned cowardice, resource stockpiling, and a devastating ambush when the enemy grows overconfident.

Use when defending a besieged city with limited forces against a superior enemy. Combines divine legitimacy, psychological manipulation, feigned weakness, and surprise attack (e.g., Tian Dan's fire cattle) to shatter enemy morale.

Use when planning systematic territorial expansion across multiple neighboring states. Applies the 远交近攻 doctrine: befriend distant powers, isolate nearby targets, and conquer incrementally for secure, contiguous gains.

Use when your homeland faces an existential threat despite personal grievances with its leadership. Guides the decision to set aside conflicts, mobilize resources, and reconcile with former adversaries for collective survival.

Use when official channels block necessary military action to save an ally. Plans unauthorized intervention by leveraging debts, securing command assets, and executing swift action despite formal obstacles.

Use when restoring a dismissed official to power or leveraging rival factions for political rehabilitation. Creates urgency by approaching rival powers with the dismissed leader's value, then returns to the original state with evidence of the rival's recruitment attempt to force restoration.

Use when evaluating whether to enter a powerful party's territory or accept an asymmetric alliance. Applies the earth puppet vs. wooden puppet parable to assess exit options, leverage once inside, and the risk of being trapped with no recourse in a 'tiger and wolf' (虎狼) state.