Skill: morpheis/ideonomy (version 0.3.3)

--- name: ideonomy version: "0.3.1" description: Structured creative reasoning through ideonomic lenses. Use when stuck on a problem, need fresh perspectives, want to think more creatively or systematically, or need to explore a problem from multiple angles. Based on Patrick Gunkel's "science of ideas" — systematic combinatorial thinking across 28 reasoning divisions. --- # Ideonomy Engine Structured creative reasoning using ideonomic divisions as thinking lenses. ## Installation ```bash npm install -g @clawdactual/ideonomy-engine ``` Verify with: ```bash ideonomy --help ``` ## Quick Start ```bash # Basic reasoning (auto-selects profile based on problem keywords) ideonomy reason "Your problem statement here" # Concise mode (just core questions, one per lens) ideonomy reason --concise "Your problem statement here" # JSON output (structured, machine-parseable) ideonomy reason --json "Your problem statement here" ``` ## Profiles Force a reasoning style with `--profile`: | Profile | Best For | |---------|----------| | `technical` | Engineering, architecture, debugging, system design | | `creative` | Brainstorming, ideation, novel solutions | | `strategic` | Planning, decisions, competitive analysis, long-term thinking | | `ethical` | Moral dilemmas, values conflicts, right vs wrong | | `diagnostic` | Debugging, root cause analysis, troubleshooting | | `interpersonal` | Relationships, communication, team dynamics | | `philosophical` | Deep questions about meaning, existence, knowledge | | `general` | Balanced default covering universally useful divisions | Auto-selection scores problem text against profile keywords. Override with `--profile <id>`. ## Options - `--profile <id>` — force a reasoning profile - `--divisions <THEME1,THEME2,...>` — cherry-pick specific divisions (e.g. `ANALOGIES,CAUSES,LIMITS`) - `--lenses <n>` — limit number of lenses returned - `--concise` — core questions only (minimal output) - `--json` — structured JSON output ## Other Commands ```bash ideonomy profiles # list all profiles ideonomy divisions # list all 28 reasoning divisions ideonomy division ANALOGIES # detail for one division ``` ## How to Use the Output The engine produces **structured prompts, not answers**. For each lens: 1. **Core question** — the essential question this division asks about your problem 2. **Guiding questions** — specific angles to explore 3. **Cross-domain sparks** — unexpected domain pairings to stimulate lateral thinking 4. **Conceptual palette** — organon items for combinatorial inspiration **Best approach:** Run the engine, then think through each lens yourself. The guiding questions are the highest-value part. The cross-domain sparks work ~30% of the time but produce genuinely novel ideas when they hit. ## When to Use - Stuck on a problem and default thinking isn't working - Need to systematically explore angles you'd normally miss - Want to challenge assumptions (use OPPOSITES, INVERSIONS, FIRST PRINCIPLES) - Debugging something subtle (use `--profile diagnostic`) - Brainstorming and want structured creativity (use `--profile creative`) - Making a strategic decision with trade-offs (use `--profile strategic`)


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