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thinking

Analytical and creative thinking frameworks. First principles decomposition, iterative depth analysis, council debate with multiple perspectives, red team stress testing, brainstorming, world and threat models, and scientific method. USE WHEN first principles, decompose, challenge assumptions, iterative depth, be creative, brainstorm, council, debate, red team, stress test, devil's advocate, threat model, world model, think about, experiment, hypothesis, deep exploration, figure out, optimize, improve, weigh options, creative solutions, critique, counterarguments.

How do I install this agent skill?

npx skills add https://github.com/danielmiessler/lifeos --skill thinking
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Is this agent skill safe to install?

  • Gen Agent Trust Hubpass

    The skill provides structured thinking frameworks for analytical and creative problem-solving. No security issues were detected as the skill contains no code and performs no sensitive operations.

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    Risk: LOW · No issues

What does this agent skill do?

Thinking Skill

Available Frameworks

First Principles

Decompose problem to fundamental truths, then rebuild from ground up.

  1. Identify assumptions
  2. Break down to irreducible elements
  3. Rebuild solution from fundamentals

Council (Multi-perspective Debate)

3-round debate with 3-5 distinct perspectives:

  • Round 1: Each perspective states position
  • Round 2: Challenge and counter-argue
  • Round 3: Synthesize and find consensus

Red Team

Adversarial analysis:

  1. Identify the plan/system to attack
  2. Generate 5-10 attack vectors
  3. Rate severity and likelihood
  4. Propose mitigations

Iterative Depth

Explore topic from 2-8 angles, each adding depth:

  1. Surface understanding
  2. Mechanism understanding
  3. Edge cases and failures
  4. Systemic implications

Science Method

  1. Observe the phenomenon
  2. Form hypothesis
  3. Design experiment
  4. Execute and measure
  5. Analyze results
  6. Iterate

World/Threat Model

Analyze threats, opportunities, and second-order effects across multiple time horizons.

Usage

Specify which framework to use, or describe the problem and the appropriate framework will be selected.

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