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Mission 01 · Launch Briefing

Diagnose the request before you build the rocket.

A suspicious training request has entered mission control. Your job is to slow down, classify the signal, scan the system, choose a stronger behavior target, and earn clearance from Captain Strato.

Incoming request

“Can we make a quick module so managers give better feedback?”

The request sounds reasonable. Dangerous. That is exactly why COSMOS makes you scan before building. Your job is not to reject the course. Your job is to find out whether the course is the right lever.

Mission Console

Complete the diagnostic sequence.

Choose one answer in each stage. COSMOS will update your mission score, feedback, and clearance status as you move through the sequence.

Mission progress 0 of 4 0 of 4 systems online
Step 01

Classify the signal.

What is the strongest first read on this request?

Step 02

Scan for the real problem.

What should you investigate before building anything?

Step 03

Choose the behavior target.

Which target gives the design work the clearest direction?

Step 04

Recommend the solution mix.

What is the strongest next design recommendation?

Captain Strato standing in mission control

Debrief principle

The first design move is not building. It is diagnosing.

A course request might be valid. It might also be a distress flare from a broken system, unclear expectations, missing practice, weak feedback, or a manager support gap wearing a tiny astronaut helmet.

Next Mission · Mission 02

Systems Scan moves from request diagnosis to environment diagnosis.

In Launch Briefing, you learned to slow down before accepting the training request. In Systems Scan, you inspect the work environment for the forces shaping behavior: manager signals, workflow friction, unclear criteria, missing practice, weak feedback loops, incentives, and suspicious pig anomalies.