think-advanced

What problem does it solve?

Advanced runtime reasoning across recursive, modal, and stochastic problems, enabling structured analysis of self-referential tasks, modality reasoning, and probabilistic processes.

Core Features & Use Cases

• Recursive reasoning: break problems into smaller instances of the same problem, define base cases, recursive steps, and halting conditions.
• Modal reasoning: analyze necessity and possibility using possible-worlds semantics across alethic, epistemic, and deontic domains.
• Stochastic reasoning: model probabilistic processes with distributions, sampling, and Monte Carlo methods.
• Use Cases: debugging complex algorithms, formalizing policy decisions, and exploring hypothetical scenarios through rigorous reasoning.

Quick Start

Provide a problem and specify the mode to use (recursive, modal, or stochastic) to start advanced reasoning.