A disciplined decision-framing agent skill designed to surface cognitive biases and neutralize emotionally slanted requests before they harden into flawed decisions.
The fastest way to install a skill directly from the registry.
npx clawhub@latest install bias-audit-clarkchenkai
Copy the skill folder to one of these locations
~/.openclaw/skills/ <project>/skills/ Priority: Workspace > Local > Bundled
Copy this prompt to OpenClaw to install it automatically.
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Get the raw skill files in a ZIP archive.
Bias Audit is a specialized protocol within the Openclaw Skills ecosystem that provides a rigorous framework for identifying and neutralizing cognitive distortions in decision-making. Rather than providing a generic response to a user's prompt, this skill audits the request for anchoring, framing effects, and confirmation pressure. It is specifically designed to make bias legible without being accusatory, ensuring that AI-driven insights remain grounded in logic rather than emotional momentum.
By implementing this skill, developers and users can ensure their AI agents act as a friction point against 'obvious' conclusions backed by weak evidence. It transforms loaded or binary choices into neutral, evidence-based assessment frames, making it an essential tool for high-stakes pricing, people management, and project strategy decisions.
To add this bias-audit capability to your agent using Openclaw Skills, include the skill definition in your agent's configuration directory:
# Navigate to your agent skills folder
cd your-agent-path/skills/
# Create the bias-audit definition
touch bias-audit.md
Ensure your system prompt references the bias-audit protocol whenever emotionally slanted triggers are detected in the user input.
The Bias Audit skill adheres to a strict output contract to ensure data consistency across multiple sessions.
| Section | Description |
|---|---|
| Original Framing | A raw capture of the user's initial biased request. |
| Bias Signals | Named distortions identified (e.g., Anchoring, Framing). |
| Neutral Reframe | A sanitized version of the request for the LLM to process. |
| Missing Evidence | A list of data points or perspectives currently absent. |
| Decision Criteria | The logical metrics for making the final choice. |
| Next Step | A concrete, actionable recommendation to move forward. |
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