MCP Server for structured sequential thinking with Burst Thinking, Logic Methodology Generator, branching, revisions, dead-ends tracking, and fuzzy
MCP Server for structured sequential thinking with Burst Thinking, Logic Methodology Generator, branching, revisions, dead-ends tracking, and fuzzy recall
Reason step by step, branch when needed, block weak finals, and keep useful memory across sessions.
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| Tool | What it does |
|---|---|
| think | Add one structured reasoning step |
| think_batch | Submit one already-built reasoning chain |
| think_cycle | Adaptive reasoning state machine with a hard process gate |
| think_logic | Return a read-only analysis checklist |
| think_recall | Search the active scope or stored insights |
| think_done | Finalize a think or think_batch scope |
| think_reset | Clear the active scope state |
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