Guide structured reasoning through a 10-stage thinking loop with bias logging.
npx skills add https://github.com/deox420/second-brain --skill think-deox420
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: think Source: https://github.com/deox420/second-brain/tree/main/skills/think Command: npx skills add https://github.com/deox420/second-brain --skill think-deox420
This skill provides a disciplined, repeatable thinking loop for tackling non-trivial problems by guiding you through 10 attention stages from external observation to iterative growth, helping surface biases and structure reasoning.
Invoke /think with your problem statement to walk through the 10 stages in order and produce a final recommendation.
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Structured thinking for architectural decisions is applied via a 10-stage loop that guides you from external observation to iterative growth, logging biases and producing a final recommendation artifact.
A systematic thinking loop is a 10-principle staged process covering OBSERVE, LISTEN, THINK, CONNECT, FEEL, ACCEPT, CREATE, and GROW to organize analysis, surface biases, and structure reasoning.
Conduct a post-mortem with bias logging by invoking the /think command with your problem statement, walking through the 10 attention stages in order, and generating a final audit artifact.
Yes, structured decision-making for non-trivial user requests is supported by automating a rigorous reasoning process that handles ambiguity through staged observation, connection, and creation.
No external dependencies are required to run this structured thinking framework, as it operates as a standalone meta-skill accessible via the /think command.
Avoid using a 10-stage structured thinking loop for trivial problems where rigorous reasoning and bias logging are unnecessary, as the process is designed specifically for non-trivial analysis.
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