Pro tip: make AI play devil's advocate, packaged as an open-source skill
wtfzambo · reddit · 2026-10-23
The author asked ChatGPT to "play devil's advocate and tear my idea apart" while validating a project architecture instead of accepting its usual cheerleading — and it worked so well he turned the process into an open-source agent skill (wtfzambo/devils-advocate) for challenging ideas, testing assumptions, and exploring credible alternatives.
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