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  • Break down complex problems into manageable steps, revise reasoning as understanding deepens, and explore alternative paths through structured sequential thinking.
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  • Generate sequential reasoning chains to structure complex thinking processes by breaking topics into logical steps for clearer analysis.
    MIT
  • Generate structured reasoning chains to break down complex topics into sequential thinking steps for clearer problem-solving and analysis.
    MIT
  • Write a detailed plan file (PLAN.md, SPEC.md, or TASKS.md) with step-by-step instructions so Codex can implement tasks without further thinking. Replaces existing file contents.
    MIT

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    Persistent sequential thinking for MCP clients, stored durably on Cloudflare Workers with support for branching, revision, and history retrieval.
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    MIT

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  • Deconstruct complex problems with a 7-stage reverse thinking process to eliminate hallucination and achieve rigorous reasoning.
    Apache 2.0
  • Analyze complex, high-stakes decisions using deep reasoning. Returns structured conclusion, reasoning, and risk warnings.
    MIT
  • Clear the in-memory thinking state to start a fresh session while preserving all previous data in SQLite. Requires confirmation to prevent accidental clearing.
    MIT
  • Chat with Gemini models for answers, code, research, and AI tasks. Uses Google Search grounding by default for real-time information and supports configurable thinking depth. Send a message to get a response.
    Apache 2.0
  • Query multiple AI models in parallel and receive a synthesized consensus answer. Choose council members, source focus, and extended thinking to fit your research need.
    MIT
  • Analyze an image from a local path or URL and answer questions about it. Provide a source and a question; optional deep thinking mode yields more detailed responses.
    MIT
  • Generate single-turn or multi-turn responses with DeepSeek V4. Choose flash or pro models, control thinking, and persist conversation context. Provide a message or full chat history to get AI-generated replies.
    MIT
  • Analyze complex problems through sequential thinking, track assumptions, and manage multi-step reasoning with confidence scoring and session-based context.
    MIT
  • Replace a previous thought with updated reasoning, preserving the original in revision history. Corrects incomplete or wrong thinking.
    MIT
  • Generate a diagram of a thinking chain, displaying thoughts, branch points, and revisions in Mermaid or ASCII format for sharing or navigating reasoning structures.
    MIT
  • Assign a human-readable name and optional description to the current thinking session. Without this, sessions use auto-generated timestamp names, making them harder to find later.
    MIT
  • View or change the Cassette model and thinking level for a session. Pass a session ID to see current settings and options, or provide model/thinking level to update them.
    MIT
  • Analyze complex problems through adaptive thinking steps that build, question, and revise insights to reach solutions. Supports branching, backtracking, and iterative refinement for dynamic problem-solving.
    Apache 2.0
  • Record numbered thinking steps for structured reasoning, enabling complex problems to be broken into sequential steps with branching and revision. Manage session history, reset when needed, and finalize to persist outcomes to Memory Bank.
    MIT