Think Better

Stop babysitting your AI.Inject 70 years of decision science

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Stop babysitting your AI.Inject 70 years of decision science

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AI assistants write great code but give terrible advice. Ask "should I take this job?" and you get a generic pros/cons list. Think Better fixes this. One CLI command injects structured decision frameworks directly into your AI's prompts: ✅ Weighted Evaluation Matrices ✅ 12 Cognitive Bias Detectors ✅ MECE & Issue Tree Decomposition ✅ Pre-Mortem Analysis Install in 30 seconds. Works with Claude, Copilot & Antigravity. Open source · MIT · Built with Go

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Hey Product Hunt! 👋 I built Think Better because I was tired of my AI assistant giving me fortune-cookie advice. Last year, I had to choose between two job offers. I asked Claude for help. It gave me a generic "consider your values and career goals" response. Useless. I ended up spending 3 hours going back and forth, more confused than when I started. Then I realized: AI models have access to 70+ years of decision science — MECE frameworks, Pre-Mortem analysis, Hypothesis Trees — but they never USE them unless you explicitly prompt for it. And who has time to write a 500-word system prompt every time? So I built Think Better. One CLI command, and your AI assistant permanently upgrades from "generic advice mode" to "Principal Engineer mode." It automatically: 🧠 Selects the right framework for your problem type ⚠️ Warns you about cognitive biases trying to sabotage your thinking 📊 Generates weighted comparison matrices 🌳 Decomposes complex problems into MECE issue trees It's completely free and open source (MIT). Works with Claude, Copilot, and Antigravity. I'd love your feedback — especially on what frameworks or skills you'd want to see added next! 🔗 Try it: https://thinkbetter.dev 📦 Source: https://github.com/HoangTheQuyen...

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