Logic — Think from Structure

Logic — Think from Structure

Start from what must be true. Stop answering on autopilot.

Why This Skill Exists

The biggest problem with most agents is not lack of knowledge.

It is path dependence.

They see a request, reach for familiar patterns too early, and produce answers that sound reasonable but are structurally weak — shallow advice, borrowed framing, and “correct-sounding” conclusions built on analogy instead of logic.

This skill changes the default move.

It installs a logic gate before the answer:

reduce before responding.

Before answering, planning, diagnosing, or recommending, the agent should first break the problem down to what must be true, then reason upward from there.