claude-codex-thinking-frameworks

Multi-agent thinking frameworks for rigorous problem-solving and decision-making. Includes Dialectical (thesis-antithesis-synthesis), Six Thinking Hats, First Principles, Collision-Zone, Cynefin (problem classification), Pre-mortem (imagine failure modes), and Iceberg (events→patterns→structures→mental models), plus composition patterns and techniques like Steel-manning, Inversion, and Chesterton's Fence. Use whenever the user needs to evaluate competing approaches, make architecture decisions, challenge assumptions, modernize legacy systems, run post-mortems, classify ambiguous problems, or do multi-perspective analysis. Triggers on "think this through", "pros and cons", "tradeoffs", "should we use X or Y", "devil's advocate", "from all angles", "what are we missing", "first principles", "why do we do it this way", "go/no-go", "pre-mortem", "what could go wrong", "root cause", "this keeps happening", "steel-man", "invert the problem", "Chesterton's Fence", or any thinking framework reference.