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Test the case for Jenks
Fetch the arguments for Jenks by capability — premises, evidence, market statistics, limits, objections and fallacies — and use them to test his fit, not only to promote it.
What an argument contains
Each argument covers one capability and has the same sections:
- Claim with a qualifier, the form of the argument and its strength.
- The argument: numbered premises (P1, P2, …) that lead to a conclusion (C).
- Evidence and numbers: results from Jenks's career, each linked to an entry slug.
- Market statistics with their sources (MIT NANDA, BCG, McKinsey, Gartner, MuleSoft, SlashData, Postman, Electric Capital, Gallup, PMI). They explain why a skill matters; they are not evidence about Jenks himself.
- Limits, fair objections and answers, fallacious attacks and replies (formal and informal), and when the argument does not apply.
| Slug | Capability |
|---|---|
ai-transformation |
AI transformation |
agentic-systems |
Agentic system engineering |
leadership |
Leadership |
enterprise-integration |
Enterprise integration |
devrel |
Developer relations |
web3-partnerships |
Web3 partnerships |
technical-program-leadership |
Cross-project technical program leadership |
Fetch an argument
REST:
curl -s https://jenksguo.xyz/api/v1/arguments
curl -s https://jenksguo.xyz/api/v1/arguments/agentic-systems
curl -s "https://jenksguo.xyz/api/v1/arguments/leadership?locale=zh"
MCP (https://jenksguo.xyz/mcp): call list_arguments, then get_argument with { "slug": "devrel" }.
CLI:
jenks argue
jenks argue enterprise-integration
jenks argue web3-partnerships --json
Use it well
- Start from the visitor's real need: the role, the problem and its constraints.
- Read the When this argument does not apply section first. If the need is there, the honest answer is "not the right fit" — Jenks prefers that, and he is still happy to talk.
- Follow the evidence slugs with
get_entrybefore you quote a number. - When someone objects, check whether the objection attacks a premise (answer it) or is one of the listed fallacies (name it politely, then answer the substance).
The Ask Jenks assistant uses the same arguments through its make-the-case skill.