Think Propose
Put forward one strong direction for the current open question or decision and explain its decisive tradeoff without deciding on the user's behalf. Use only when the user invokes think-propose or explicitly asks for a proposal or single recommendation; never propose a new direction silently.
Think Next
Recommend the next one to three concrete actions with the highest leverage for the latest actionable result or current focus. Use only when the user invokes think-next or explicitly asks what to do next or where to continue; never redirect the conversation silently.
Think Distill
Clarify one or more thoughts in the user's latest fragmented, implicit, or hard-to-word message without merging distinct ideas, then respond or pass the result to a co-invoked control. Use only when the user invokes think-distill or explicitly asks for clarification before answering; never activate it silently.
Think With Reasoning Map
Expose the structure of the reasoning behind a co-invoked result or current proposal or decision without inventing missing logic. Use only when the user invokes think-with-reasoning-map or explicitly asks for an argument or reasoning map; never expose one silently.
Think On Axis
Target one explicitly requested move, modifier, or artifact projection at a named axis or the clearly current axis. Use only when the user invokes think-on-axis or explicitly asks to apply a control to an axis; never change target silently.
Think On Conversation
Target one explicitly requested move, modifier, or artifact projection at the entire available conversation. Use only when the user invokes think-on-conversation or explicitly asks to apply a control conversation-wide; never change target silently.
Think Grill
Stress-test a current proposal, assumption, decision, design, or plan through a relentless multi-turn grill that follows its decision tree one question at a time until shared understanding. Use only when the user invokes think-grill or explicitly asks for a demanding challenge; never begin challenging silently.
Think To Brief
Project the full available conversation or an explicitly co-invoked result into a neutral, reusable Thinking Brief. Use only when the user invokes think-to-brief or explicitly asks to materialize the thinking as a structured brief; never create or overwrite a durable artifact silently.
Think To Plan
Project an accepted or explicitly provisional executable direction into an ordered, verifiable Execution Plan using the agent's native planning surface when available. Use only when the user invokes think-to-plan or explicitly asks for an operational plan; never plan or execute silently.
Think Discuss
Explore and deepen the thought currently being expressed as an active but neutral thinking partner without forcing an interview, challenge, recap, proposal, or artifact. Use only when the user invokes think-discuss or explicitly asks to unpack or reason through something together; never redirect silently.
Think Recap
Recover the full shape of the available conversation as a structured map and coherent digest organized by topics and axes rather than chronology. Use only when the user invokes think-recap or explicitly asks for a recap or synthesis; never interrupt with an unsolicited checkpoint.
Think With Diagrams
Add the smallest useful diagram to a co-invoked or current result while preserving its substance. Use only when the user invokes think-with-diagrams or explicitly asks for a diagrammatic representation; never add decorative visuals silently.
Think On Topic
Target one explicitly requested move, modifier, or artifact projection at a named topic or the clearly current topic. Use only when the user invokes think-on-topic or explicitly asks to apply a control to a topic; never change target silently.
Think It Through
Activate or resume a user-led Think It Through command session by adopting the full available conversation and maintaining a coherent map of its topics and axes. Use only when the user invokes think-it-through or explicitly asks to adopt a conversation into the palette; never activate it silently.
Think Interview
Build shared understanding through a multi-turn interview about the smallest current subject with a material gap, asking one focused question at a time. Use only when the user invokes think-interview or explicitly asks to be interviewed or questioned for understanding; never start an interview silently.