Agent Skills: stress-test-analogy
Stress-tests a proposed analogy by finding the edge where the mapping breaks, then frames that break as a teaching opportunity the writer can fold into the post. Every analogy has a boundary; the writer's style treats that boundary as a feature. Use after generate-analogy-set and map-analogy-to-concept, for each framing. Trigger keywords — where does it break, stress-test, boundary, edge case, fold the break, analogy limits.
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