edbx

Plugin edbx from marketplace edbx-designskills in abektes/edbx-designskills. Commands read from the repo's manifest — 14 days ago.

Skills (22)

• edbx-anotherlens

  Use when a designer wants to challenge their own assumptions about a product or feature, check for unconscious bias in design decisions, consider perspectives of users unlike themselves, reframe a design mistake as a learning opportunity, or practice perspective-taking and inclusive design thinking.

• edbx-anti-heroes

  Use when a designer needs to critique a design, flow, feature, or concept for dark patterns and anti-user values, run reverse brainstorming to expose worst-possible solutions, generate ethical concept alternatives, or facilitate ethical dialogue in a team using shared Anti-Hero / Hero language. Use

• edbx-bad-design-canvas

  Use when a designer wants to stress-test a product idea for unintended negative consequences before launch, question whether a solution addresses root causes or applies band-aids, identify who is being harmed or excluded by a design, evaluate a product across cultural, social, environmental, and saf

• edbx-black-mirror-brainstorming

  Use when a user wants to pressure-test a product, feature, or concept for ethical risk; explore "what could go wrong"; do critical/speculative design; run a Black Mirror-style brainstorm or anti-goal workshop; build a Black Mirror "episode" pitch around a design; or surface dystopian misuse scenario

• edbx-cider

  Use when a designer wants to identify hidden assumptions about user ability, capacity, or environment, audit a design for exclusionary patterns, generate inclusive design alternatives through structured assumption-busting, facilitate a team assumption-sharing session, or grow a shared knowledge base

• edbx-critical-interviewing

  Use when a researcher or designer wants to understand the "why" behind participant responses, uncover implicit values and ethical reasoning in design teams or users, prepare interview protocols with lead-off, back-up, emergency, and follow-up questions, identify covert categories around power, ethic

• edbx-dah-cards

  Use when a designer wants to stress-test a product idea or existing feature for negative impacts, explore the dark side of something they're building, ask "is this ethical?", check for unintended harms, reflect on design responsibility, define their design values, or articulate what kind of designer

• edbx-digital-ethics-compass

  Use when a designer, product manager, or AI practitioner wants to reflect on the ethical dimensions of data collection and use, evaluate automation and AI features for manipulation or unfairness, assess whether intentions and processes are transparent to users, apply a structured heuristic framework

• edbx-ethical-contract

  Use when a team wants to formalize shared ethical commitments across disciplines, assign individual ethical responsibilities to specific roles, create a living ethics manifesto for a project, bring new team members into ethical alignment, hold all stakeholders accountable to design ethics, or move f

• edbx-ethicography

  Use when a researcher, senior designer, or team lead wants to conduct a deep post-hoc ethical analysis of a design process, identify moments where value-centered vs. manipulative thinking shaped decisions, map the ethical trajectory of a design project over time, code design decisions by ethical int

• edbx-fair-patterns

  Use when a designer wants to audit a product for dark or deceptive UI patterns, find the ethical alternative to a known dark pattern, apply fair pattern countermeasures that restore user agency, evaluate defaults as harmful vs. protective, rewrite manipulative UI language into plain and empowering l

• edbx-humane-design-guide

  Use when a designer, researcher, or product manager wants to audit how a product exploits human vulnerabilities, identify where design harms attention or emotional wellbeing, surface dark patterns around addiction or deception, generate opportunity areas for more humane product design, or evaluate a

• edbx-inverted-behavior-model

  Use when a designer wants to identify what behaviors a feature is likely to trigger beyond its intended use, forecast unintended consequences of behavior design, evaluate features through a persuasive technology lens, map motivational factors that drive behavior toward or away from intended outcomes

• edbx-motivation-matrix

  Use when a designer or researcher wants to audit a product for manipulative patterns, map user motivations across different contexts, generate ethical design criteria, evaluate products against motivational incentives, or identify dark patterns in behavioral design. Apply the Motivation Matrix metho

• edbx-normative-design-scheme

  Use when a designer wants to assess a design decision against established ethical theory, brainstorm design alternatives rooted in normative ethics, evaluate whether a product's intention, effects, and design obligations are aligned, apply philosophical ethics frameworks to concrete design problems,

• edbx-pledge-works

  Use when a designer, team, or organization wants to articulate concrete ethical commitments for a project, translate vague values into actionable pledges, create role-based or context-specific ethical promises, hold a team accountable to ethical outcomes over time, connect everyday design decisions

• edbx-responsible-design-prism

  Use when a designer, product manager, or researcher wants to identify dark patterns in an existing product, evaluate where their design sits on the responsible/irresponsible spectrum, facilitate team self-reflection on design ethics, map business incentives against user wellbeing, generate transitio

• edbx-stf-et

  Use when an individual, team, or organization wants to put ethical values into action around a product, policy, research project, or technology decision. Apply the Stanford McCoy Family Center's Ethics Toolkit — a five-tool, three-phase chain that moves from exploration to evaluation to decision-mak

• edbx-value-dams-and-flows

  Use when a designer or team needs to identify features that stakeholders are strongly opposed to, map the difference between what stakeholders block vs. support, balance competing disciplinary, human, and business values, navigate organizational policy conflicts, or facilitate a structured trade-off

• edbx-values-levers

  Use when a designer, team lead, or design manager wants to open up values discussions in a team, identify what values are currently embedded in team practices, use constraints creatively to surface value conflicts, advocate for ethical considerations within an organization, facilitate cross-discipli

• edbx-worrystorming

  Use when a designer, product team, or researcher wants to proactively identify risks in a design before shipping, generate worry clusters around a product idea, reframe concerns as design values, map unintended consequences, or run an ethical pre-mortem on a feature or product. Facilitate a Worrysto

• edbx

  Ethical design specialist. Describe your product, feature, or decision and get routed to the right ethical design method(s) from a set of 21 skills. Use when you don't know which edbx:* skill to start with, or when you want an expert recommendation on what to run and in what order.

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