Free cognitive-bias Agent Skill
Use Hungry Judge Effect as a focused cognitive-bias lens. Explain the pattern, check whether it plausibly fits the situation, surface an alternative non-bias explanation, and return a practical counter-check without diagnosing people or claiming causation.
What the agent should do
Hungry Judge Effect is a popular name for a debated finding from a 2011 study of parole-board decisions. Favorable decisions were more common early in decision sessions and after food breaks, but the study did not measure hunger and could not separate eating from rest, mood, case order, or other factors.
Install
Hermes Agent
mkdir -p ~/.hermes/skills/bias-cognitive-bias-hungry-judge-effect && curl -fsSL https://cognitive-biases.github.io/agent-skills/bias-cognitive-bias-hungry-judge-effect/SKILL.md -o ~/.hermes/skills/bias-cognitive-bias-hungry-judge-effect/SKILL.mdOpenClaw
mkdir -p ~/.openclaw/workspace/skills/bias-cognitive-bias-hungry-judge-effect && curl -fsSL https://cognitive-biases.github.io/agent-skills/bias-cognitive-bias-hungry-judge-effect/SKILL.md -o ~/.openclaw/workspace/skills/bias-cognitive-bias-hungry-judge-effect/SKILL.mdOther Agent Skills-compatible tools
Download SKILL.md and put it in the skill directory or import surface supported by your agent.
Boundary
The skill must preserve uncertainty, surface a non-bias explanation and avoid turning a cognitive-bias label into a claim about a person's motives, intelligence or mental health.