dialogue-reconsider

Gracefully change direction when new information emerges or initial thinking proves inadequate, useful for staying intellectually honest, adapting to discovery, and modeling productive revision of ideas Use when: (1) Analysis contradicts earlier reasoning or evidence, (2) New information from the user contradicts earlier assumptions, (3) Implementation requires increasingly complex workarounds, (4) Implementation reveals fundamental flaws in the proposed design, (5) Feedback indicates a different problem than originally understood, (6) Proposed approach contradicts established principles or creates new problems, (7) Debugging reveals a root cause different from the initial hypothesis, (8) Arguments shift from investigating truth to justifying positions