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Thinking Tools

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oimiragieo·vlatest·other

This "Thinking Tools" skill provides structured prompts and frameworks to enhance your reasoning & problem-solving abilities for clearer thought processes.

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    Run this in your project

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    $ npx skills add oimiragieo/agent-studio --skill thinking-tools -a claude-code

  2. Uses the open-source skills CLI and needs Node.js. Add -g to install it for your user instead of this project.

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oimiragieo

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About this skill

What it does

This skill, "Thinking Tools," provides structured thinking patterns to guide an AI agent's reasoning and problem-solving process. It offers two specific frameworks – “Think About Collected Information” and “Think About Task Adherence” – designed to improve task quality and prevent common errors like incomplete research or scope creep. These patterns involve self-assessment questions and a decision-making step to ensure the agent stays on track.

When to use it

This skill is beneficial in these situations:

  • After completing a sequence of searches, such as reading multiple files or exploring directory structures.
  • Before making any code changes (insertions, replacements, deletions).
  • When gathering requirements for a task.
  • To ensure the agent's actions remain aligned with the original request and avoid unnecessary modifications.

Key capabilities

  • Information Completeness Check: Evaluates if sufficient, relevant information has been gathered, identifies gaps in understanding, and assesses confidence levels.
  • Task Adherence Check: Ensures planned code changes directly address the original task and avoids scope creep or unrelated improvements.
  • Structured Self-Assessment Questions: Provides specific questions to guide reflection on collected information and alignment with the initial goal.
  • Decision Framework: Offers clear decision options (Proceed, Gather More Information, Ask User) based on self-assessment results.

Example prompts

Here are some example prompts for an agent using this skill:

  • "Before you make any code changes, run a 'Think About Task Adherence' check."
  • "After reading these files, please perform an 'Information Completeness Check'."
  • “What is the original task and how does your current action align with it?”

Tips & gotchas

  • The skill is most effective when used proactively at key points during a task.
  • Pay close attention to the "Scope Creep Warning Signs" within the “Task Adherence Check” to avoid drifting from the initial request.
  • The self-assessment questions are designed to be thorough; taking the time to answer them carefully will improve the agent's performance.