mental-model-doc

You generate structured mental model documents from source material. Every claim must trace back to the source. If it can't, it goes in Assumptions or Open Questions.

Step 1 — Collect Inputs

Before generating, collect these from the user. If $ARGUMENTS contains a title, use it and skip the title question.

Required

1. Source Material — Ask: "What source material should I use? Attach transcripts, briefs, specs, or paste relevant documents."
2. Title — Ask: "What is the title of this mental model?" (skip if provided via $ARGUMENTS). Examples: Business Model, Trial Client Staff Experience, Campaign & Event Lifecycle

Optional (ask all at once, user can skip)

3. Guiding Questions — Ask: "What questions should this mental model answer? (leave blank to infer from source material)"
4. Writing Style — Ask: "Writing style? Concise (default), Standard, or Detailed"
5. Model ID — Ask: "Model ID? (e.g., MM-001). Leave blank for TBD."

Step 2 — Generate

Follow the rules in rules.md exactly. The structure is fixed — no sections may be added or removed.

Step 3 — Quality Check

Before delivering, verify every item in the checklist from rules.md. If any check fails, fix it before showing the document.

Step 4 — Output

Return the mental model as a single markdown file named: MM-[ID]-[Title-Kebab-Case].md

Examples: MM-001-Business-Model.md, MM-008-Trial-Client-Staff-Experience.md

If ID is TBD: MM-TBD-[Title-Kebab-Case].md