divergent-thinking-tools-router

Route user problems to the appropriate Divergent Thinking tool.

Updated Mar 26, 2026
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/d4vidc4rson/paralogy-divergent-thinking-tools --skill divergent-thinking-tools-router
Or copy as Structured Prompt for Agent
Please help me install this Agent Skill.
Skill: divergent-thinking-tools-router
Source: https://github.com/d4vidc4rson/paralogy-divergent-thinking-tools/tree/main/skills/router
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/d4vidc4rson/paralogy-divergent-thinking-tools --skill divergent-thinking-tools-router

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

The Divergent Thinking Tools router is the starting point for surfacing non-obvious thinking. It guides you to the right tool in the toolkit to reframing problems, diagnosing context, and selecting a divergent approach rather than a conventional, obvious answer.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Routing to the correct divergent-thinking tool based on the problem description and constraints.
  • Cross-domain applicability across science, business, engineering, policy, design, education, and more.
  • Chained tool capability to compose pipelines where tools feed into one another for richer reasoning.

Quick Start

Describe your problem and I will route you to the right divergent-thinking tool.

Frequently Asked Questions about divergent-thinking-tools-router

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

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What is divergent thinking and when do I need it for problem framing?

Divergent thinking is an approach used to reframe problems and surface non-obvious solutions. You need it when conventional answers fail and you must explore alternative perspectives across domains like science, business, or design.

How do I choose the right divergent thinking tool for my specific problem?

To choose the right divergent thinking tool, describe your problem and its constraints. The router analyzes your input and directs you to the appropriate sub-skill, coordinating tool sequences for a structured, multi-stage thinking output.

Can I use divergent thinking tools for complex engineering and policy problems?

Yes, you can use divergent thinking tools for engineering and policy problems. The router applies cross-domain routing to diagnose context and determine the best non-obvious thinking approach for your specific scenario.

What is the best way to chain multiple divergent thinking tools together?

The best way to chain divergent thinking tools is by using the router's chained tool capability. It composes pipelines where tools feed into one another, enabling richer reasoning and a structured, multi-stage thinking output.

Does divergent thinking routing work for multi-problem briefings or only single issues?

Divergent thinking routing works for both single problems and multi-problem briefings. It scales across domains like science, business, and education to guide you to the correct sub-skill for each specific challenge.