moai-foundation-thinking

Structured brainstorming uses a Diverge-Converge framework to systematically generate a wide range of solutions. It addresses creative blocks by separating idea generation from selection, ensuring thorough analysis before converging on viable options.

Critical evaluation of a proposal uses a 7-step process to assess claims for flaws, hidden assumptions, and evidence gaps. This systematic inquiry ensures rigorous analysis and validates the viability of the proposed approach.

Uncovering hidden requirements and risks in a vague project uses deep questioning frameworks with layered inquiry. This systematic process clarifies complex problems by progressively probing underlying needs before solution generation begins.

Yes, this structured thinking toolkit supports both planning and analysis phases through agent-based triggers. It integrates critical evaluation, diverge-converge brainstorming, and deep inquiry to address challenges across progressive project stages.

Critical thinking evaluation works without external dependencies, relying entirely on its internal 7-step process. The structured toolkit self-contains the logic needed to assess proposals, uncover risks, and generate innovative solutions independently.