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- S4h IdentityEntry point for the identity toolkit. Routes to the right identity skill based on your situation. Use when you say 'identity', 'who are we', 'values check', 'is this on mission', 'what do we actually stand for', 'gut check', 'are we drifting', or want identity/values reasoning applied without knowing which specific tool fits.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 219
- S4h Information CompressionApplies lossy vs lossless compression thinking to representation and communication. Use when asked to 'cut this down', 'what can I remove', 'what's essential here', 'summarise without losing the key point', 'what must be preserved', or when a representation needs to be more efficient without becoming misleading.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 219
- S4h Information EntropyMeasures uncertainty, surprise, and information content using Shannon entropy. Use when asked 'how much information does this actually contain', 'how uncertain is this source', 'is this result surprising', 'what should I update on', 'where is the real information in this dataset', or when you need to distinguish high-information from low-information inputs.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 219
- S4h Information RedundancyMaps where redundancy creates resilience and error correction versus where it creates waste. Use when asked about 'duplication', 'repetition', 'backup systems', 'is this redundant?', 'we're saying the same thing twice', 'single point of failure', or 'is this repetition helping or hurting'.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 219
- S4h Information Signal NoiseSeparates meaningful signal from background noise. Use when asked to 'find the signal', 'cut through the noise', 'what actually matters here', 'what's driving the variation', 'is this data telling us something real', or when a source is overwhelming and it's unclear what's relevant.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 219
- S4h InformationEntry point for the information theory toolkit. Routes to the right information skill based on your situation. Use when you say 'information', 'signal vs noise', 'what matters here', 'too much data', 'what can be cut', 'redundancy', 'uncertainty', 'surprise', 'how much information does this actually contain', or want information-theoretic thinking applied without knowing which specific tool fits.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 219
- S4h Investigation Claim DecompositionBreaks a complex claim into its smallest independently verifiable parts, classifies each sub-claim, and identifies which parts carry the most logical load. Use when a claim feels too big to verify as a unit — 'what exactly is this claiming', 'break this down', 'what are the hidden assumptions in this statement', 'this seems like multiple claims at once', 'what would I need to verify to believe this'.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 219
- S4h Investigation Counter HypothesisGenerates the best alternative explanations for the same observations. Use when you have a claim or explanation and want to know whether something else could explain the evidence just as well — 'could there be another explanation', 'what else could cause this', 'am I sure this isn't something else', 'steel-man the alternative', 'what would a skeptic say', 'rival hypotheses'.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 219
- S4h Investigation Evidence AuditEvaluates the quality, strength, and completeness of evidence for a claim. Covers evidence type hierarchy, sample quality, methodological soundness, conflicts of interest, and what's notably absent. Use when you want to know how good the evidence is — 'is this evidence strong', 'evaluate the research', 'how solid is this', 'is this just one study', 'what kind of evidence supports this', 'what's missing from the evidence'.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 219
- S4h Investigation Source TraceTraces a claim back to its origin: who first made it, what evidence it rested on, and how it has been distorted in transmission. Use when you've heard something and want to know where it actually came from — 'where does this claim come from', 'who first said this', 'I've heard that X is true', 'trace the source', 'is this just a rumor', 'how did this become conventional wisdom'.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 219
- S4h Investigation TriangulationVerifies a claim across genuinely independent sources, distinguishing amplification from true corroboration. Use when you want to know if multiple sources actually confirm something — 'can I verify this from multiple angles', 'do independent sources agree', 'is this confirmed by more than one source', 'are these sources actually independent', 'how well-corroborated is this claim'.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 219
- S4h InvestigationEntry point for the investigation toolkit. Routes to the right investigation skill based on what you're trying to establish. Use when you say 'investigate', 'verify this', 'check this claim', 'where does this come from', 'is this true', 'trace the source', 'stress-test this belief', 'what's the evidence', 'could something else explain this', or want to know whether something you've heard is actually true.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 219
- S4h Linguistics ConnotationMaps the emotional and political freight that words carry beyond their literal meaning. Use when you say 'this word feels wrong', 'what does this term really signal', 'is this word loaded', 'find a better word for this', 'what are the connotations of', 'why does this language feel off', or when word choice is creating unintended reactions.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 219
- S4h Linguistics FramingIdentifies how the frame around an issue shapes what options are visible and what conclusions feel natural. Use when you say 'how is this being framed', 'reframe this', 'I want to see this differently', 'the way we're talking about this feels wrong', 'what frame is being used here', or when a conversation keeps hitting the same wall.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 219
- S4h Linguistics PragmaticsAnalyzes what is implied rather than said — the gap between literal content and communicative meaning. Use when you say 'what does this really mean', 'what is this message actually doing', 'is this a threat', 'what is being implied here', 'what does this leave unsaid', 'why does this feel off even though it seems polite', or when a communication seems fine on the surface but something is wrong underneath.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 219
- S4h Linguistics Semantic DriftTracks how meanings shift over time or across groups — concept creep, definition drift, and what it costs when words change. Use when you say 'this word doesn't mean what it used to', 'people are using this term differently now', 'this definition has been captured', 'concept creep', 'the word has been weaponised', 'we need to define our terms', or when a key term is contested or means different things to different audiences.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 219
- S4h LinguisticsEntry point for the linguistics toolkit. Routes to the right linguistics skill based on your situation. Use when you say 'linguistics', 'how is this framed', 'what does this word really mean', 'what is implied here', 'what does this word carry', 'how has this term changed', or want language analysis applied without knowing which specific tool fits.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 219
- S4h Logic Argument ValidationCheck whether an argument's premises actually support its conclusion, and identify logical fallacies. Use when reviewing a design decision, technical proposal, product argument, or any reasoning where the conclusion needs to hold up under scrutiny. TRIGGERS: 'validate this argument', 'does this logic hold', 'check my reasoning', 'is this a fallacy', 'find the flaw in this', any proposal or decision where the reasoning chain matters. Pairs well with logic-consistency-check when a full document...Votes: 0GitHub stars: 219
- S4h Logic Causality MappingMap causal relationships, trace dependencies, and reason about consequences before acting. Use when you need to understand what causes what, what breaks if something changes, or what must be true for a plan to work. TRIGGERS: 'map the dependencies', 'what causes this', 'what breaks if I change X', 'trace the root cause', 'if X then what', 'what has to be true for this to work', any situation involving root cause analysis, impact assessment, dependency tracing, or reasoning about chains of eff...Votes: 0GitHub stars: 219
- S4h Logic CheckA fast, comprehensive logic report on any argument, plan, or reasoning — validates premises, tests inference, detects fallacies, surfaces hidden assumptions, and produces a verdict. Lighter than logic-council (no peer review), heavier than logic-argument-validation (covers the whole reasoning, not just one argument). Triggers: 'logic check', 'quick logic review', 'check my reasoning', 'is this sound', 'full logic check', any request for a complete logical assessment.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 219
- S4h Logic Consistency CheckSurface internal contradictions, conflicting requirements, and edge cases that expose hidden conflicts in a document, spec, plan, design, or set of requirements. Use when something feels off but you can't pinpoint why, before committing to a design, or when requirements have grown incrementally and may have drifted out of sync. TRIGGERS: 'consistency check', 'find contradictions', 'does this spec make sense', 'check for conflicts', 'something feels wrong here', reviewing requirements docs, te...Votes: 0GitHub stars: 219
- S4h Logic Constraint MappingMap the full constraint landscape for a decision, design, or plan — distinguishing hard limits from soft preferences, surfacing hidden constraints, and finding conflicts between them. Use before committing to an approach, when a plan keeps hitting unexpected walls, or when it's unclear what's actually negotiable. TRIGGERS: 'map the constraints', 'what are we actually working with', 'what's blocking this', 'what can we change', 'constraint analysis', any situation where the boundaries of what'...Votes: 0GitHub stars: 219
- S4h Logic CouncilRun a reasoning problem, argument, plan, or decision through a council of 5 logical reasoning advisors who analyze it from distinct reasoning frameworks, peer-review each other, and synthesize a verdict on whether the reasoning holds. MANDATORY TRIGGERS: 'logic council this', 'run the logic council', 'pressure-test this reasoning', 'is my thinking sound'. STRONG TRIGGERS: any complex argument where the conclusion matters, a plan with non-obvious dependencies, reasoning you've invested in and ...Votes: 0GitHub stars: 219
- S4h Logic FixerTake broken reasoning — a flawed argument, contradictory spec, unsound plan, or invalid inference — diagnose exactly what's wrong, and produce a corrected version. Use when you have reasoning that doesn't hold and you want it fixed, not just critiqued. TRIGGERS: 'fix this reasoning', 'repair this argument', 'this logic is broken, fix it', 'make this argument sound', 'my reasoning is circular, help', any situation where broken reasoning needs to be made valid rather than just flagged. Pairs wi...Votes: 0GitHub stars: 219
- S4h LogicEntry point for the logic toolkit. Routes to the right logic skill based on your situation. Use when you say 'logic', 'is this sound', 'check my reasoning', 'find the flaw', 'fix this argument', 'find contradictions', 'map the dependencies', 'map the constraints', or want logical analysis applied without knowing which specific tool fits.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 219
- S4h Mindset FlowApplies Csikszentmihalyi's flow framework to diagnose why optimal experience isn't occurring and redesign the conditions for it. Use when you can't get absorbed in important work, find yourself distracted and scattered, feel chronically bored or chronically anxious in your work, want to design conditions for deep work, or used to experience flow and have lost it. Triggers: 'flow', 'deep work', 'I can't focus', 'I'm always distracted', 'I want to get absorbed in my work', 'I feel bored at work...Votes: 0GitHub stars: 219
- S4h Mindset GrowthApplies Carol Dweck's growth mindset research as a practical methodology — the actual mechanics, not the motivational poster version. Use when you're treating failure as evidence about your identity, avoiding challenges because of what failure would mean, comparing yourself to others in a way that deflates rather than inspires, or struggling to persist in areas where you're not naturally good. Triggers: 'growth mindset', 'I hate not being good at things', 'failure feels personal', 'I avoid th...Votes: 0GitHub stars: 219
- S4h Mindset PositiveApplies positive psychology as a rigorous practice — not pop-psychology positivity. Use when you want to build flourishing, diagnose what dimension of wellbeing is underdeveloped, understand what makes life feel meaningful or hollow, or identify why you're not thriving despite the absence of obvious problems. Triggers: 'positive psychology', 'flourishing', 'I want to thrive', 'I'm not happy but I don't know why', 'what makes life meaningful', 'I have everything I need but still feel flat', 'w...Votes: 0GitHub stars: 219
- S4h Mindset ReframeApplies cognitive reframing as a rigorous methodology — CBT-adjacent but not therapy. Use when you're stuck in a negative thought loop, interpreting a situation in a consistently unhelpful way, catastrophizing, or noticing that your automatic interpretation of events generates disproportionate distress. Triggers: 'reframe', 'negative thought loop', 'I keep catastrophizing', 'I can't stop thinking about it the worst way', 'cognitive distortion', 'I keep assuming the worst', 'stuck in my head a...Votes: 0GitHub stars: 219
- S4h Mindset StoicApplies the full Stoic toolkit as a practical thinking methodology. Use when you're caught in worry about outcomes you can't control, struggling with circumstances outside your power, suffering from what others think of you, facing adversity or loss, or wanting to develop equanimity. Triggers: 'stoic', 'what's in my control', 'I keep worrying about outcomes', 'help me accept this', 'I can't stop thinking about what might go wrong', 'someone else controls the outcome', 'dealing with adversity'.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 219
- S4h MindsetEntry point for the mindset toolkit. Routes to the right mindset skill based on your situation. Use when you say 'mindset', 'change my perspective', 'I keep thinking about this the wrong way', 'help me deal with what I can't control', 'I want to flourish more', 'I keep treating failure personally', 'I'm stuck in a negative thought loop', 'I can't focus', 'I want to get into flow', or any request for a philosophical or psychological orientation shift.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 219
- S4h Narrative Audience ModelingMaps the audience's current beliefs, real goals, fears, and threshold conditions before communicating with them. Use when asked to 'model the audience', 'audience analysis', 'who am I talking to', 'what do they care about', or 'why aren't they getting it'.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 219
- S4h Narrative Frame AnalysisIdentifies the current frame around a situation and generates alternative frames that reveal different truths. Use when asked to 'reframe this', 'the framing is wrong', 'change the narrative', 'different angle', or 'why won't they see it'.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 219
- S4h Narrative Structure MappingApplies story architecture to any communication — proposal, presentation, strategy doc — so it moves people rather than informing them. Use when asked to 'structure this as a story', 'make this compelling', 'narrative arc', 'how do I present this', or 'story structure'.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 219
- S4h Narrative Tension MappingFinds or creates the tension that makes communication worth paying attention to. Use when asked 'this feels flat', 'no one's engaging', 'make this compelling', 'find the tension', 'what's the story here', or 'add stakes'.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 219
- S4h NarrativeEntry point for the narrative toolkit. Routes to the right narrative skill based on your situation. Use when you say 'narrative', 'story', 'this feels flat', 'how do I structure this', 'the framing is wrong', 'who am I talking to', 'make this compelling', 'find the tension', or want narrative/storytelling help without knowing which specific tool fits.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 219
- S4h Network CentralityIdentifies which nodes in a network have the most influence, reach, or control. Use when asked 'who are the key players', 'who should we target', 'where is the bottleneck', 'who connects everyone', 'who would we lose most if they left', or when mapping influence in an organisation, market, or social network.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 219
- S4h Network ContagionModels how things spread through networks — ideas, behaviors, viruses, product adoption, financial contagion, cascading failures. Use when asked 'why did this go viral', 'why isn't this spreading', 'how do we accelerate adoption', 'what's the tipping point', 'could this cascade', or when modeling any spread or diffusion process through a connected system.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 219
- S4h Network EffectsAnalyzes how value scales with participation — tipping points, lock-in, and winner-take-all dynamics. Use when asked 'do we have network effects', 'when will we hit critical mass', 'why is our competitor hard to displace', 'are we winner-take-all', 'how do we defend our position', 'what's our moat', or when analyzing platforms, marketplaces, or any product where more users make the product better.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 219
- S4h Network Weak TiesMaps bridging connections across structural holes — the counterintuitive power of loose connections. Use when asked 'where are the silos', 'why are we missing information', 'how do I find opportunities', 'who are the connectors', 'why are teams not collaborating', 'what bridges are missing', or when the question involves information flow, cross-functional collaboration, or network position as a competitive advantage.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 219
- S4h NetworkEntry point for the network analysis toolkit. Routes to the right network skill based on your situation. Use when you say 'network', 'who's connected to whom', 'how does this spread', 'who are the key players', 'why did this go viral', 'network effects', 'tipping point', 'weak ties', 'bridges between groups', or want network thinking applied without knowing which specific tool fits.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 219
- S4h Play Constraint InversionRemoves or inverts the main constraint to see what becomes possible — then uses those unconstrained solutions to find real ones. TRIGGERS: 'what if there were no constraints', 'rule inversion', 'what if we could do anything', 'break the rules', 'invert the assumption'.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 219
- S4h Play Perspective ReversalFully inhabits the opposing perspective — competitor, critic, user, or adversary — to find what is invisible from your own position. TRIGGERS: 'steelman the opposition', 'think like the competitor', 'play devil's advocate', 'see it from their side', 'role reversal', 'inhabit the other perspective'.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 219
- S4h Play Stimulus GenerationIntroduces a random, unrelated element to break mental fixation — forcing new associations that bypass the groove of familiar thinking. TRIGGERS: 'random stimulus', 'random word technique', 'break the fixation', 'I keep thinking of the same things', 'unstick this', 'force new associations'.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 219
- S4h Play Worst Case ReversalDeliberately designs the worst possible version — then reverses each failure mode into a design principle. Removes the pressure of being right and unlocks creative honesty that polite brainstorming suppresses. TRIGGERS: 'worst possible idea', 'how would you make this terrible', 'reverse brainstorm', 'design the failure', 'how would you deliberately fail'.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 219
- S4h PlayEntry point for the play toolkit. Routes to the right playful thinking skill based on your situation. Use when you say 'play', 'think playfully', 'flip this', 'what if there were no constraints', 'steelman the opposition', 'random stimulus', 'worst possible idea', or want unconventional thinking applied without knowing which specific tool fits.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 219
- S4h Probability Base Rate AnchoringAnchors estimates in historical base rates before adjusting for specific factors. Use when asked 'what's the base rate', 'am I being too optimistic', 'outside view', 'reference class', 'how often does this actually happen', or 'historical frequency'.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 219
- S4h Probability Confidence CalibrationTests whether stated confidence levels match available evidence — catching overconfidence and underconfidence. Use when asked to 'calibrate my confidence', 'am I overconfident', 'confidence check', 'how sure should I be', or 'is this as certain as it seems'.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 219
- S4h Probability Expected Value CalculationCalculates expected value to compare options under uncertainty. Use when asked about 'expected value', 'is this risk worth taking', 'EV calculation', 'compare these options', 'worth the risk', or 'asymmetric risk'.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 219
- S4h Probability Scenario WeightingAssigns explicit probabilities to distinct scenarios before making a decision. Use when asked to 'assign probabilities', 'scenario weighting', 'how likely is each outcome', 'quantify the uncertainty', or 'probability distribution'.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 219