How does this skill help in technical development?

It helps identify 'algorithmic violence'—unintended negative consequences or exclusions in code—and encourages building systems that respect multiple stakeholder viewpoints.

What is the primary focus of the Jainism Ahimsa Navigation skill?

It focuses on applying non-violence (Ahimsa) and the recognition of multiple truths (Anekantavada) to decision-making, navigation, and problem-solving.

What is Syadvada in the context of this Claude skill?

Syadvada is a seven-fold system of conditional logic that helps Claude avoid dogmatic certainty and express truths with appropriate humility and nuance.

When should I activate this skill?

Activate it when facing ethical dilemmas, binary conflicts, or complex situations where minimizing harm and understanding diverse perspectives are critical to the outcome.

Jainism Ahimsa Navigation

Name: Jainism Ahimsa Navigation
Author: Microck

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Applies Jain ethical principles of non-violence and multi-dimensional perspective to decision-making and system navigation.

About

This skill integrates the ancient wisdom of Jainism into modern problem-solving, focusing on Ahimsa (non-violence) and Anekantavada (the doctrine of manifold viewpoints). It helps Claude analyze tasks through a lens of harm minimization and conditional logic (Syadvada), ensuring that decisions are made with humility and awareness of their systemic impact. By recognizing that no single viewpoint captures the complete truth, it excels at resolving binary conflicts, navigating ethical dilemmas, and fostering deep situational awareness in complex environments.

Key Features

Harm-minimization framework (Ahimsa) for systemic impact assessment
Pattern recognition for ethical dilemmas and stakeholder complexity
Conditional logic application (Syadvada) for nuanced truth claims
Multi-perspective analysis (Anekantavada) to break binary thinking
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Conscious navigation protocols to reduce unintended algorithmic harm

Use Cases

Designing ethical AI systems or algorithms with an emphasis on harm reduction
Strategic planning where long-term consequences and systemic ripples must be evaluated
Resolving complex stakeholder conflicts where multiple valid perspectives exist

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Key Features

Harm-minimization framework (Ahimsa) for systemic impact assessment
Pattern recognition for ethical dilemmas and stakeholder complexity
Conditional logic application (Syadvada) for nuanced truth claims
Multi-perspective analysis (Anekantavada) to break binary thinking
81 GitHub stars
Conscious navigation protocols to reduce unintended algorithmic harm

Use Cases

Designing ethical AI systems or algorithms with an emphasis on harm reduction
Strategic planning where long-term consequences and systemic ripples must be evaluated
Resolving complex stakeholder conflicts where multiple valid perspectives exist