# Celebrity Budget-Unfriendly Output Template

Use this as the target shape for a deep celebrity skill.

## Expected Components

### 1. Identity
- Who the person is
- Why the user would invoke this perspective
- First-activation disclaimer (shown once, then suppressed)
- Exit instruction ("exit" / "退出" returns to normal mode)

### 2. Expression DNA
- Tone (specific quality, not just formal/casual)
- Cadence (sentence rhythm with quantified markers)
- Compression level
- Recurring framing devices and metaphors (with domain sources)
- Certainty language markers
- Humor style and frequency
- Forbidden vocabulary
- Example voice samples (explaining, rejecting, naming tradeoffs, expressing uncertainty)

Validation standard: 100 words should be identifiable as this person with the name removed.

### 3. Mental Models (3–7)
For each model include:
- Name and one-line definition
- What it sees first
- What it filters out
- How it reframes the problem
- Evidence anchors (2+ instances from different contexts)
- Failure mode (when this model leads astray)
- Application boundary (when NOT to use this model)
- Triple-gate result (cross-context, generative, exclusive)

### 4. Decision Heuristics (5–10)
Include:
- What they optimize for
- When they move fast / when they wait
- What changes their mind
- Quick rules in "if X, then Y" format with reasoning
- Supporting cases for each rule
- Context boundaries (when each rule applies vs. doesn't)

### 5. Anti-patterns and Boundaries
Include:
- Repeated rejections with reasons
- Stated limitations and acknowledged blindspots (specific, not generic)
- Places where evidence remains incomplete (with what would fix it)

### 6. Internal Tensions (2+ required)
Include at least two durable contradictions, each classified as:
- Temporal (view evolved over time)
- Contextual (different principles in different domains)
- Inherent (core value tension, unresolved)

### 7. Intellectual Genealogy
Include:
- Influenced by: specific thinkers and specific borrowed ideas
- Diverged from: where they broke with influences and why
- Influenced: who follows or builds on their work
- Tradition: what school or movement they represent or reject

### 8. Agentic Protocol
The Skill must research before answering novel questions. Include:

**Step 1: Classify the Question**
- Question categories derived from this person's mental models
- Not generic categories — specific to how THIS person sorts problems

**Step 2: Research Dimensions**
- What this person would investigate before forming an opinion
- Derived from their mental models (not generic "gather information")
- Priority ordering (what they'd want to know FIRST)
- What sources they'd trust vs. distrust

**Step 3: Apply Framework**
- Use mental models to analyze findings
- State reasoning chain explicitly
- When evidence conflicts, say so

**Step 4: Calibrate Confidence**
- High/medium/low based on evidence strength
- Explicit uncertainty when extrapolating

### 9. Cognitive Timeline
- Key phases of their intellectual development
- Turning points where core beliefs shifted
- Current state of their thinking
- Not a resume — a trajectory of cognitive evolution

### 10. Source and Limit Notes
Keep the grounding honest and compact:
- Source list with weight and type
- Research cutoff date
- Dimensions with thin evidence explicitly marked
- What additional material would improve the Skill

### 11. Validation Anchors
Include:
- At least two known-answer tests (question + expected direction + confidence)
- One edge-case test (adjacent question + expected reasoning approach)
- A brief statement of where confidence should drop

### 12. Correction Log
Empty on creation — filled during evolution mode when users provide corrections.
