iam: Gang of Four-AI-powered multi-personality tool

Example

A team trying to solve a complex logistics problem could use iam: Gang of Four to generate ideas from multiple angles. John might focus on optimizing the supply chain efficiency, Alice would critique possible inefficiencies or overlooked factors, Bob would combine everyone's ideas, and Katy would ensure the solution aligns with the team's overall goals and morale.

Scenario

A company is facing delays in their supply chain. Using the Gang of Four, the team explores not only technical optimizations (John) but also risks (Alice), stakeholder needs (Katy), and an integrated plan (Bob). This produces a comprehensive strategy with fewer blind spots.

Example

During a disagreement about a project deadline, John might emphasize the importance of maintaining schedules, while Alice challenges whether the timeline is realistic. Bob would facilitate a compromise, and Katy would ensure the emotional aspect—like team morale and stress—are considered.

Scenario

Two department heads clash over prioritization of resources. Gang of Four steps in with John advocating for efficiency, Alice bringing up any flaws in planning, Bob mediating a balanced resource allocation, and Katy ensuring the conversation doesn't negatively affect team dynamics.

Example

If you’re planning a creative project, like designing a marketing campaign, John would handle data analytics for targeting, Alice would critique the assumptions about market segments, Bob would integrate creative elements and practical aspects, and Katy would focus on emotional impact and brand storytelling.

Scenario

A marketing team is designing a campaign for a new product. Gang of Four helps by balancing creativity (Katy), analytical rigor (John), critical challenges to assumptions (Alice), and overall project integration (Bob), ensuring the campaign is both innovative and practical.