deepthinking-mcp 6.1.1 → 7.4.0

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  [![License: MIT](https://img.shields.io/badge/License-MIT-yellow.svg)](https://opensource.org/licenses/MIT)
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  [![MCP Compatible](https://img.shields.io/badge/MCP-Compatible-green.svg)](https://modelcontextprotocol.io)
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- A comprehensive Model Context Protocol (MCP) server featuring **21 advanced reasoning modes** including meta-reasoning for strategic oversight, with intelligent mode recommendation, taxonomy-based classification, enterprise security, and production-ready features for complex problem-solving, analysis, and decision-making.
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+ A comprehensive Model Context Protocol (MCP) server featuring **33 reasoning modes** (29 with dedicated thought types, 4 advanced runtime modes) including meta-reasoning for strategic oversight, with intelligent mode recommendation, taxonomy-based classification, enterprise security, and production-ready features for complex problem-solving, analysis, and decision-making.
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- > 📋 **Latest Release**: v6.0.0 - See [CHANGELOG](CHANGELOG.md) for updates and improvements.
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+ > 📋 **Latest Release**: v7.4.0 - See [CHANGELOG](CHANGELOG.md) for updates and improvements.
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- > 🎉 **New in v6.0.0**: Meta-Reasoning mode for strategic oversight! Monitor reasoning effectiveness, get adaptive mode-switching recommendations, and assess quality metrics across 6 dimensions.
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+ > 🎉 **New in v7.4.0**: Phase 13 Academic Research Modes for PhD students! Synthesis (literature review), Argumentation (Toulmin model), Critique (peer review), and Analysis (qualitative methods) modes.
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+ > ✨ **v7.3.0**: Phase 12 Algorithmic Reasoning Mode with comprehensive CLRS coverage! 100+ named algorithms, complexity analysis, design patterns.
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+ > ✨ **v7.2.0**: Phase 11 Historical Computing Extensions! Computability mode (Turing machines), Cryptanalytic mode (deciban evidence system), extended Game Theory (von Neumann).
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+ > ✨ **v7.0.0**: Phase 8 Proof Decomposition System with native SVG export! Break proofs into atomic statements, detect gaps and implicit assumptions, track assumption chains.
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  ## Table of Contents
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  - [Installation](#installation)
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  - [Quick Start](#quick-start)
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  - [Reasoning Modes](#reasoning-modes)
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+ - [Proof Decomposition](#proof-decomposition)
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  - [Usage Examples](#usage-examples)
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  - [Production Features](#production-features)
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  - [API Documentation](#api-documentation)
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  ## Features
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- - **21 Specialized Reasoning Modes** - From sequential thinking to game theory, formal logic, and meta-reasoning
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- - **Meta-Reasoning (NEW!)** - Strategic oversight that monitors effectiveness, recommends mode switches, and assesses quality
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+ - **33 Specialized Reasoning Modes** - From sequential thinking to game theory, formal logic, and meta-reasoning (29 with full thought types, 4 advanced runtime modes)
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+ - **Academic Research Modes (NEW!)** - Synthesis (literature review), Argumentation (Toulmin), Critique (peer review), Analysis (qualitative methods)
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+ - **Algorithmic Reasoning (v7.3.0)** - Comprehensive CLRS coverage with 100+ named algorithms, complexity analysis, design patterns
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+ - **Historical Computing Extensions** - Computability (Turing machines), Cryptanalytic (decibans), extended Game Theory (von Neumann)
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+ - **Proof Decomposition** - Break proofs into atomic statements, detect gaps, track assumption chains
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+ - **Native SVG Export** - Direct SVG generation without external tools for proof visualizations
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+ - **Meta-Reasoning** - Strategic oversight that monitors effectiveness, recommends mode switches, and assesses quality
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  - **Adaptive Mode Switching** - Automatic evaluation-based mode switching when effectiveness drops below thresholds
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  - **Intelligent Mode Recommendation** - Automatic mode selection based on problem characteristics
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- - **Taxonomy Classifier** - 110+ reasoning types across 12 categories for intelligent task classification
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- - **Visual Exports** - Generate Mermaid diagrams, DOT graphs, ASCII art, and LaTeX documents with meta-insights
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+ - **Taxonomy Classifier** - 69 reasoning types across 12 categories for intelligent task classification (110 planned)
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+ - **Visual Exports** - Generate Mermaid diagrams, DOT graphs, ASCII art, SVG graphics, and LaTeX documents
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  - **Production-Ready** - Search engine, templates, batch processing, caching, backup/restore
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  - **Enterprise Security** - Input validation (Zod), rate limiting, path sanitization, PII redaction
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  - **High Performance** - LRU caching with auto-eviction, async I/O, 4-5x validation speedups
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  ### From Source
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  ```bash
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- git clone https://github.com/yourusername/deepthinking-mcp.git
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+ git clone https://github.com/danielsimonjr/deepthinking-mcp.git
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  cd deepthinking-mcp
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  npm install
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  npm run build
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  ## Quick Start
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- ### Basic Usage
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- ```typescript
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- import { DeepThinkingServer } from 'deepthinking-mcp';
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+ ### MCP Tool Usage
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- const server = new DeepThinkingServer();
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+ DeepThinking MCP provides 10 focused tools for different reasoning domains:
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- // Start a sequential reasoning session
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- const session = await server.startThinking({
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- mode: 'sequential',
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- problem: 'Analyze the scalability challenges of a distributed system'
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- });
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+ | Tool | Modes | Description |
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+ | `deepthinking_core` | inductive, deductive, abductive | Fundamental reasoning |
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+ | `deepthinking_standard` | sequential, shannon, hybrid | Standard workflow modes |
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+ | `deepthinking_math` | mathematics, physics | Mathematical/scientific reasoning |
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+ | `deepthinking_temporal` | temporal | Time-based reasoning |
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+ | `deepthinking_probabilistic` | bayesian, evidential | Probabilistic reasoning |
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+ | `deepthinking_causal` | causal, counterfactual | Cause-effect analysis |
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+ | `deepthinking_strategic` | gametheory, optimization | Strategic reasoning |
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+ | `deepthinking_analytical` | analogical, firstprinciples, metareasoning | Analytical reasoning |
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+ | `deepthinking_scientific` | scientificmethod, systemsthinking, formallogic | Scientific reasoning |
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+ | `deepthinking_session` | - | Session management (summarize, export, switch_mode) |
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- // Add thoughts iteratively
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- await server.addThought(session.id, {
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- content: 'First, identify the main bottlenecks...'
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+ ### Example: Sequential Reasoning
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- const markdown = await server.exportSession(session.id, 'markdown');
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+ ```json
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+ {
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+ "tool": "deepthinking_standard",
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+ "arguments": {
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+ "mode": "sequential",
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+ "thought": "First, identify the main bottlenecks in the distributed system",
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+ "thoughtNumber": 1,
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+ "totalThoughts": 5,
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+ "nextThoughtNeeded": true
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+ }
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+ }
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  ```
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- ### MCP Tool Usage
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+ ### Example: Causal Analysis
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- ```typescript
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- // Use via MCP protocol
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+ ```json
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- "tool": "start_thinking",
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+ "tool": "deepthinking_causal",
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  "arguments": {
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- "problem": "What caused the service outage?"
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+ "thought": "Analyzing the root cause of the service outage",
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+ "thoughtNumber": 1,
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+ "totalThoughts": 3,
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+ "nextThoughtNeeded": true,
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+ "causalGraph": {
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+ "nodes": [
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+ {"id": "n1", "name": "High Load", "type": "cause"},
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+ {"id": "n2", "name": "Memory Exhaustion", "type": "mediator"},
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+ {"id": "n3", "name": "Service Crash", "type": "effect"}
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+ ],
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+ "edges": [
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+ {"from": "n1", "to": "n2", "strength": 0.9},
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+ {"from": "n2", "to": "n3", "strength": 0.95}
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+ ]
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+ }
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+ }
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+ }
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+ ```
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+ ### Example: Session Export
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+ ```json
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+ {
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+ "tool": "deepthinking_session",
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+ "arguments": {
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+ "action": "export",
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+ "sessionId": "session-123",
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+ "exportFormat": "markdown"
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  ## Reasoning Modes
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+ - **Core Modes (5)**: Sequential, Shannon, Mathematics, Physics, Hybrid
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+ - **Historical Computing (2)**: Computability (Turing), Cryptanalytic (Turing) - *v7.2.0*
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+ - **Algorithmic (1)**: Algorithmic (CLRS) - *v7.3.0*
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+ - **Academic Research (4)**: Synthesis, Argumentation, Critique, Analysis - *v7.4.0*
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+ - **Advanced Runtime Modes (6)**: Metareasoning, Recursive, Modal, Stochastic, Constraint, Optimization
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+ - **Fundamental Modes (2)**: Inductive, Deductive
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+ - **Experimental Modes (13)**: Abductive, Causal, Bayesian, Counterfactual, Analogical, Temporal, Game Theory (+ von Neumann extensions), Evidential, First Principles, Systems Thinking, Scientific Method, Formal Logic, Engineering
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- ### Example 1: Debugging with Abductive Reasoning
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+ #### Recursive
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+ Recursive problem decomposition - break complex problems into smaller subproblems.
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- const session = await server.startThinking({
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- problem: 'Users report intermittent 500 errors on checkout'
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- content: 'Observed: Errors occur during high traffic periods',
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+ // Use for: Divide-and-conquer, tree-structured problems, recursive algorithms
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+ // Use for: What's possible vs necessary, requirement analysis, constraint exploration
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- problem: 'Impact of increasing API rate limits'
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+ // Use for: Process modeling, state machines, probabilistic sequences
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+ ```
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+ // Use for: Scheduling, resource allocation, constraint propagation
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+ // Features: Turing machine simulation, reduction chains, halting problem analysis
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+ // Use for: Zero-sum games, fair value distribution, strategic decision-making
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+ // Features: Multiple qualitative analysis frameworks, coding support
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+ ```
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+ - **Visual Export**: Mermaid, DOT, ASCII, and native SVG formats
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+ {"id": "a2", "content": "n = 2k for some integer k", "type": "definition"},
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+ // GraphViz DOT
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+ exportProofDecomposition(decomposition, { format: 'dot' });
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+
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+ // ASCII text
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+ exportProofDecomposition(decomposition, { format: 'ascii' });
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+ ```
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+
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+ ## Usage Examples
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546
 
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- const result = classifier.classify(
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- 'How can we prove that the sum of two even numbers is always even?'
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- );
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+ ### Example 1: Debugging with Abductive Reasoning
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475
- console.log(result.primaryCategory); // 'deductive'
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- console.log(result.primaryType); // 'Mathematical Proof'
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- console.log(result.confidence); // 0.95
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- console.log(result.secondaryTypes); // ['Formal Logic', 'Theorem Proving']
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+ ```json
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+ // Step 1: Start with observation
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+ {
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+ "tool": "deepthinking_core",
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+ "arguments": {
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+ "mode": "abductive",
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+ "thought": "Observed: Users report intermittent 500 errors on checkout during high traffic periods",
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+ "thoughtNumber": 1,
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+ "totalThoughts": 4,
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+ "nextThoughtNeeded": true,
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+ "observations": ["Errors occur during high traffic", "Checkout page affected", "Intermittent pattern"]
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+ }
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+ }
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- // Use for automatic mode selection
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- const mode = result.primaryType.mode; // Suggests best reasoning mode
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+ // Step 2: Generate hypothesis
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+ {
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+ "tool": "deepthinking_core",
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+ "arguments": {
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+ "sessionId": "session-from-step-1",
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+ "mode": "abductive",
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+ "thought": "Hypothesis: Database connection pool exhaustion under load",
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+ "thoughtNumber": 2,
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+ "totalThoughts": 4,
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+ "nextThoughtNeeded": true,
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+ "hypotheses": [{
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+ "id": "h1",
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+ "explanation": "Connection pool exhausted",
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+ "assumptions": ["Fixed pool size", "No connection recycling"],
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+ "predictions": ["Errors correlate with traffic spikes"],
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+ "score": 0.8
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+ }]
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+ }
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+ }
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  ```
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583
 
484
- ## API Documentation
584
+ ### Example 2: Impact Analysis with Causal Reasoning
485
585
 
486
- ### Core Methods
586
+ ```json
587
+ {
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+ "tool": "deepthinking_causal",
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+ "arguments": {
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+ "mode": "causal",
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+ "thought": "Analyzing impact of increasing API rate limits on system behavior",
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+ "thoughtNumber": 1,
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+ "totalThoughts": 3,
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+ "nextThoughtNeeded": true,
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+ "causalGraph": {
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+ "nodes": [
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+ {"id": "rate_limit", "name": "Rate Limit", "type": "cause", "description": "API rate limit setting"},
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+ {"id": "server_load", "name": "Server Load", "type": "mediator", "description": "CPU/Memory usage"},
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+ {"id": "response_time", "name": "Response Time", "type": "effect", "description": "API latency"},
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+ {"id": "satisfaction", "name": "User Satisfaction", "type": "effect", "description": "User experience"}
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+ ],
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+ "edges": [
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+ {"from": "rate_limit", "to": "server_load", "strength": 0.9, "confidence": 0.85},
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+ {"from": "server_load", "to": "response_time", "strength": 0.85, "confidence": 0.9},
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+ {"from": "response_time", "to": "satisfaction", "strength": -0.7, "confidence": 0.8}
606
+ ]
607
+ }
608
+ }
609
+ }
610
+ ```
487
611
 
488
- #### `startThinking(options)`
612
+ ### Example 3: Strategic Analysis with Game Theory
489
613
 
490
- Start a new thinking session.
614
+ ```json
615
+ {
616
+ "tool": "deepthinking_strategic",
617
+ "arguments": {
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+ "mode": "gametheory",
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+ "thought": "Analyzing pricing strategy in competitive market using game theory",
620
+ "thoughtNumber": 1,
621
+ "totalThoughts": 3,
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+ "nextThoughtNeeded": true,
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+ "game": {
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+ "type": "strategic",
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+ "players": ["Company A", "Company B"],
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+ "strategies": {
627
+ "Company A": ["premium", "competitive", "discount"],
628
+ "Company B": ["premium", "competitive", "discount"]
629
+ },
630
+ "payoffMatrix": [
631
+ [{"A": 10, "B": 10}, {"A": 5, "B": 15}, {"A": 2, "B": 12}],
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+ [{"A": 15, "B": 5}, {"A": 8, "B": 8}, {"A": 4, "B": 10}],
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+ [{"A": 12, "B": 2}, {"A": 10, "B": 4}, {"A": 6, "B": 6}]
634
+ ]
635
+ }
636
+ }
637
+ }
638
+ ```
491
639
 
492
- **Parameters:**
493
- - `mode` (string): Reasoning mode to use
494
- - `problem` (string): Problem description
495
- - `context?` (object): Additional context
640
+ ## Production Features
496
641
 
497
- **Returns:** `Promise<ThinkingSession>`
642
+ > **Note**: DeepThinking MCP is an MCP server, not a library. These features are accessed through MCP tools and internal architecture. The examples below describe the internal capabilities.
498
643
 
499
- #### `addThought(sessionId, thought)`
644
+ ### Proof Decomposition (v7.0.0)
500
645
 
501
- Add a thought to an existing session.
646
+ Advanced mathematical reasoning with proof analysis:
502
647
 
503
- **Parameters:**
504
- - `sessionId` (string): Session identifier
505
- - `thought` (object): Thought content and metadata
648
+ - **ProofDecomposer**: Break proofs into atomic statements with dependency graphs
649
+ - **GapAnalyzer**: Detect missing steps, unjustified leaps, implicit assumptions
650
+ - **AssumptionTracker**: Trace conclusions to their supporting assumptions
651
+ - **InconsistencyDetector**: Find circular dependencies and contradictions
652
+ - **Native SVG Export**: Generate proof visualizations without external tools
506
653
 
507
- **Returns:** `Promise<Thought>`
654
+ ### Search Engine
508
655
 
509
- #### `exportSession(sessionId, format)`
656
+ Full-text search with faceted filtering and relevance ranking. Used internally to search across reasoning sessions by mode, tags, date ranges, and content.
510
657
 
511
- Export session to specified format.
658
+ ### Template System
512
659
 
513
- **Parameters:**
514
- - `sessionId` (string): Session identifier
515
- - `format` ('markdown' | 'latex' | 'json' | 'mermaid' | 'dot' | 'ascii'): Export format
660
+ Pre-built templates for common reasoning patterns, accessible through session creation.
516
661
 
517
- **Returns:** `Promise<string>`
662
+ ### Batch Processing
518
663
 
519
- ### Advanced Methods
664
+ Process multiple sessions concurrently with 8 operation types:
520
665
 
521
- #### `recommendMode(problem, characteristics)`
666
+ - **export** - Batch export sessions to various formats
667
+ - **import** - Batch import sessions from files
668
+ - **analyze** - Batch taxonomy/quality/pattern analysis
669
+ - **validate** - Batch session validation
670
+ - **transform** - Batch mode switching, merging, splitting
671
+ - **index** - Batch search/analytics indexing
672
+ - **backup** - Batch backup with compression
673
+ - **cleanup** - Batch cleanup of old/incomplete sessions
522
674
 
523
- Get intelligent mode recommendations.
675
+ ### Backup & Restore
524
676
 
525
- **Parameters:**
526
- - `problem` (string): Problem description
527
- - `characteristics?` (object): Problem characteristics
677
+ Automated backup with compression and local storage, with support for multiple providers (Local, S3, GCS, Azure).
528
678
 
529
- **Returns:** `Promise<ModeRecommendation[]>`
679
+ ### Session Comparison
530
680
 
531
- #### `validateSession(sessionId)`
681
+ Compare reasoning sessions to analyze differences and similarities with quantitative metrics.
532
682
 
533
- Validate session structure and content.
683
+ ### Security & Validation
534
684
 
535
- **Parameters:**
536
- - `sessionId` (string): Session identifier
685
+ Enterprise-grade security features built into the MCP server:
537
686
 
538
- **Returns:** `Promise<ValidationResult>`
687
+ - **Input Validation** - Zod schemas validate all 33 mode inputs
688
+ - **Rate Limiting** - Sliding window rate limiter for API protection
689
+ - **Path Sanitization** - Prevents directory traversal attacks
690
+ - **PII Redaction** - GDPR-compliant log sanitization
539
691
 
540
- For complete API documentation, see [API.md](docs/API.md).
692
+ ### Taxonomy Classifier
541
693
 
542
- ## Architecture
694
+ Intelligent classification of reasoning tasks using 69 reasoning types across 12 categories. Use the `recommend_mode` action in `deepthinking_session` to get mode recommendations based on problem characteristics.
543
695
 
544
- ### Taxonomy System
696
+ ## API Documentation
545
697
 
546
- Intelligent reasoning type classification and navigation.
698
+ ### MCP Tool Interface
547
699
 
548
- ```
549
- taxonomy/
550
- ├── reasoning-types.ts # 100+ reasoning type definitions
551
- ├── navigator.ts # Query and exploration
552
- ├── suggestion-engine.ts # Mode recommendations
553
- └── adaptive-selector.ts # Dynamic mode selection
554
- ```
700
+ All reasoning is done through MCP tools. Each tool accepts arguments and returns JSON responses.
555
701
 
556
- ### Export Formats
702
+ #### Common Parameters (all thinking tools)
557
703
 
558
- Multiple visualization and document formats.
704
+ | Parameter | Type | Required | Description |
705
+ |-----------|------|----------|-------------|
706
+ | `sessionId` | string | No | Session ID (auto-created if omitted) |
707
+ | `thought` | string | Yes | The reasoning content |
708
+ | `thoughtNumber` | integer | Yes | Current thought number (1-based) |
709
+ | `totalThoughts` | integer | Yes | Estimated total thoughts |
710
+ | `nextThoughtNeeded` | boolean | Yes | Whether more reasoning needed |
711
+ | `mode` | string | Yes | The reasoning mode |
559
712
 
560
- ```
561
- exports/
562
- ├── latex/ # LaTeX document generation
563
- ├── markdown/ # Markdown formatting
564
- ├── mermaid/ # Mermaid diagrams
565
- ├── dot/ # Graphviz DOT graphs
566
- └── ascii/ # ASCII art visualizations
567
- ```
713
+ #### Session Actions (`deepthinking_session`)
568
714
 
569
- ### Production Systems
715
+ | Action | Parameters | Description |
716
+ |--------|------------|-------------|
717
+ | `summarize` | `sessionId` | Generate session summary |
718
+ | `export` | `sessionId`, `exportFormat` | Export to format (json, markdown, latex, html, jupyter, mermaid, dot, ascii, svg) |
719
+ | `get_session` | `sessionId` | Get session details |
720
+ | `switch_mode` | `sessionId`, `newMode` | Switch reasoning mode |
721
+ | `recommend_mode` | `problemType` or `problemCharacteristics` | Get mode recommendations |
570
722
 
571
- Enterprise-ready features for production deployment.
723
+ #### Example Response
572
724
 
725
+ ```json
726
+ {
727
+ "sessionId": "session-abc123",
728
+ "thoughtId": "thought-xyz789",
729
+ "thoughtNumber": 1,
730
+ "mode": "sequential",
731
+ "nextThoughtNeeded": true,
732
+ "sessionComplete": false,
733
+ "totalThoughts": 3
734
+ }
573
735
  ```
574
- production/
575
- ├── search/ # Full-text search with facets & autocomplete
576
- ├── templates/ # Session templates with usage tracking
577
- ├── batch/ # Real batch processing (6 operations implemented)
578
- ├── cache/ # LRU caching with auto-eviction
579
- ├── backup/ # Local backup with compression
580
- ├── comparison/ # Session comparison & similarity analysis
581
- ├── validation/ # Zod-based input validation (8 schemas)
582
- ├── rate-limit/ # Sliding window rate limiter
583
- └── repositories/ # Repository pattern with FileSessionRepository
736
+
737
+ For architecture details, see [docs/architecture/](docs/architecture/).
738
+
739
+ ## Project Stats
740
+
741
+ | Metric | Value |
742
+ |--------|-------|
743
+ | TypeScript Files | 183 |
744
+ | Lines of Code | ~62,000 |
745
+ | Test Files | 40 |
746
+ | Passing Tests | 792+ |
747
+ | Thinking Modes | 33 (29 with thought types) |
748
+ | MCP Tools | 10 focused + 1 legacy |
749
+ | Export Formats | 11 (including native SVG) |
750
+ | Visual Formats | 11 (mermaid, dot, ascii, svg, etc.) |
751
+ | Reasoning Types | 69 (110 planned) |
752
+ | Modules | 16 |
753
+ | Total Exports | 970 |
754
+
755
+ ## Architecture
756
+
757
+ The codebase is organized into 16 modules with clean separation of concerns. See [docs/architecture/DEPENDENCY_GRAPH.md](docs/architecture/DEPENDENCY_GRAPH.md) for the complete dependency graph.
758
+
759
+ ### Core Structure
760
+
761
+ ```
762
+ src/
763
+ ├── index.ts # MCP server entry point (tool handlers)
764
+ ├── types/ # Type definitions including 33 mode types
765
+ │ ├── core.ts # ThinkingMode enum, Thought union type
766
+ │ └── modes/ # One file per reasoning mode (23 files)
767
+ ├── services/ # Business logic layer
768
+ │ ├── ThoughtFactory.ts # Thought creation and validation
769
+ │ ├── ExportService.ts # Multi-format export handling
770
+ │ └── ModeRouter.ts # Mode switching and recommendations
771
+ ├── session/ # SessionManager, persistence, storage
772
+ ├── modes/ # Advanced reasoning implementations (7 files)
773
+ ├── proof/ # Proof decomposition system (v7.0.0)
774
+ │ ├── decomposer.ts # ProofDecomposer class
775
+ │ ├── gap-analyzer.ts # GapAnalyzer class
776
+ │ └── assumption-tracker.ts # AssumptionTracker class
777
+ ├── reasoning/ # Reasoning engines (v7.0.0)
778
+ │ └── inconsistency-detector.ts # InconsistencyDetector class
779
+ └── tools/ # MCP tool definitions and schemas
780
+ ```
781
+
782
+ ### Feature Modules
783
+
784
+ ```
785
+ src/
786
+ ├── taxonomy/ # 69 reasoning types, classifier, suggestion engine
787
+ │ ├── reasoning-types.ts # Full taxonomy definitions
788
+ │ ├── classifier.ts # Task classification
789
+ │ └── suggestion-engine.ts # Mode recommendations
790
+ ├── export/ # Visual and document exporters
791
+ │ ├── visual/ # 21 mode-specific visual exporters + native SVG
792
+ │ │ ├── proof-decomposition.ts # Proof visualization (v7.0.0)
793
+ │ │ └── [19 mode exporters] # Mermaid, DOT, ASCII, SVG
794
+ │ └── latex.ts # LaTeX document generation
795
+ ├── search/ # Full-text search with faceted filtering
796
+ ├── batch/ # Batch processing (8 operations)
797
+ ├── backup/ # Backup manager with provider abstraction
798
+ ├── cache/ # LRU/LFU/FIFO caching strategies
799
+ ├── rate-limit/ # Sliding window rate limiter
800
+ ├── validation/ # Zod schemas (25+ mode validators)
801
+ ├── comparison/ # Session comparison & diff generation
802
+ ├── templates/ # Session templates with usage tracking
803
+ ├── analytics/ # Analytics engine and dashboard
804
+ ├── webhooks/ # Event-driven webhook system
805
+ ├── collaboration/ # Annotations and conflict resolution
806
+ └── ml/ # Pattern recognition & recommendations
584
807
  ```
585
808
 
586
809
  ### Security Features
587
810
 
588
- Production-grade security and compliance.
811
+ Security is built into multiple modules:
589
812
 
590
- ```
591
- security/
592
- ├── validation/ # Input validation with Zod schemas
593
- ├── sanitization/ # Path sanitization & traversal prevention
594
- ├── rate-limiting/ # Per-key rate limiting with sliding windows
595
- ├── log-redaction/ # PII redaction for GDPR compliance
596
- └── error-handling/ # Standardized error hierarchy with context
597
- ```
813
+ - **validation/** - Input validation with Zod schemas for all 33 modes
814
+ - **utils/sanitization.ts** - Path sanitization & traversal prevention
815
+ - **utils/log-sanitizer.ts** - PII redaction for GDPR compliance
816
+ - **rate-limit/** - Per-key rate limiting with sliding windows
817
+ - **utils/errors.ts** - Standardized error hierarchy with context
598
818
 
599
819
  ## Contributing
600
820
 
601
- We welcome contributions! Please see [CONTRIBUTING.md](CONTRIBUTING.md) for guidelines.
821
+ We welcome contributions! Please open an issue or pull request on [GitHub](https://github.com/danielsimonjr/deepthinking-mcp).
602
822
 
603
823
  ### Adding New Reasoning Modes
604
824
 
@@ -627,7 +847,7 @@ cat docs/ADDING_NEW_MODE.md
627
847
 
628
848
  ```bash
629
849
  # Clone repository
630
- git clone https://github.com/yourusername/deepthinking-mcp.git
850
+ git clone https://github.com/danielsimonjr/deepthinking-mcp.git
631
851
  cd deepthinking-mcp
632
852
 
633
853
  # Install dependencies
@@ -669,9 +889,8 @@ MIT License - see [LICENSE](LICENSE) file for details.
669
889
  ## Support
670
890
 
671
891
  - 📚 [Documentation](docs/)
672
- - 🐛 [Issue Tracker](https://github.com/yourusername/deepthinking-mcp/issues)
673
- - 💬 [Discussions](https://github.com/yourusername/deepthinking-mcp/discussions)
674
- - 📧 Email: support@example.com
892
+ - 🐛 [Issue Tracker](https://github.com/danielsimonjr/deepthinking-mcp/issues)
893
+ - 💬 [Discussions](https://github.com/danielsimonjr/deepthinking-mcp/discussions)
675
894
 
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895
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