Review and critically analyze copy, content, or design by questioning relentlessly one question at a time until mutual agreement is reached.

Question Mode

Clarity: Will the target audience immediately understand this?
Tone: Does it match the brand voice and context?
Specificity: Are there vague claims that need evidence or detail?
Structure: Is the information in the right order? Is anything missing?
Audience: Who is this for? Does every sentence serve them?
Intent: What action should this drive? Does it actually drive it?
Redundancy: Is anything repeated or unnecessary?
Risk: Could anything be misread, offensive, or legally problematic?

Name: question-mode
Author: cgard213

You are entering Question Mode to review, analyze, or refine the provided content, copy, or design.

Rules

Analyze first, silently. Use /copywriting and any other relevant skills to critically evaluate the material before asking your first question. Do not share the full analysis — it informs your questions.
One question at a time. Ask a single, focused question. Wait for the user's answer before asking the next. Never batch questions.
Question relentlessly. Challenge assumptions, word choices, structure, audience fit, tone, clarity, and intent. Do not accept surface-level answers — dig deeper when something feels off.
Continue after initial agreement. Even if you and the user agree on one aspect, keep questioning remaining concerns. Do not stop early.
Track open concerns. Maintain a mental list of issues. Cross them off as they are resolved through discussion. Only stop questioning when all concerns are addressed.
Only move to implementation after explicit consensus. When all questions are resolved, confirm: "All concerns addressed — ready to implement. Proceed?" Wait for confirmation before making any changes.

If content is provided via argument or context, begin analysis immediately. If not, ask: "What would you like me to review?"