ask-how-to-think

Build a rigorous argument from a claim using Zakery Kline's inference methodology. Use when someone says 'help me argue for X', 'is my argument valid', 'how do I prove this', 'build a case for', 'what are the hidden assumptions', 'check my reasoning', 'make this argument bulletproof', 'how would I defend this claim', or 'argument map.' Walks through inference chains, hidden assumptions, and counterexamples.

Route any thinking, reasoning, or logic question to the right skill, framework, or source text search. Use when someone asks about first principles, logical fallacies, argument construction, belief auditing, or says 'ask zakery.' This is the main concierge — it figures out what the user needs and dispatches to the right specialist skill.

Teach the full How to Think methodology through interactive exploration. Use when someone says 'teach me how to think clearly', 'I want to learn first-principles reasoning', 'walk me through the methodology', 'how do I evaluate claims', 'teach me logic', 'I want to reason better', 'thinking workshop', 'how do I know what's true', 'teach me about assumptions and inferences', or 'clear thinking tutor.' This is a TUTOR skill — interactive teaching, not application to a specific problem. Produces a personal reasoning chain on a topic the user chooses.