Check the assumptions
Make assumptions and evidence limits explicit before committing to a conclusion. Keep the strength of the answer tied to the available support.
OpenSocrates brings 48 authored reasoning methods to the agents you already use. Examine assumptions, compare options and revisit a decision when the evidence changes—all within your task.
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Illustration, not a live result. A new audit can trigger another decision point.
Use an authored method to structure a comparison, examine a claim or identify what would change a recommendation.
Make assumptions and evidence limits explicit before committing to a conclusion. Keep the strength of the answer tied to the available support.
Forty-eight authored methods cover decisions, evidence, causality, product thinking and strategy. Each includes when to use it and when to stop.
A new audit or changed constraint can reopen a decision in the same task. Straightforward factual and mechanical steps need no added method.
Keep working in your supported agent. Use its OpenSocrates entry point where explicit invocation is required.
When the objective, options or evidence changes, the active agent can revisit the judgment within the same request.
Retrieve eligible, complete procedures with their examples and limits. Claude and Codex use the packaged native selector first when available.
Keep each question’s conclusion, missing evidence and reopening conditions distinct. Ordinary work continues if the integration is unavailable.
Each system includes complete theory, a step-by-step procedure, evidence rules, stop conditions and examples in English and Korean. v1.3.1 retains the existing authored procedure bodies.
Explore the authored catalogOpenSocrates uses the host you already work in and your existing login. Support levels stay explicit so implementation is never mistaken for validation.
Discovery where plugin hooks run; native retrieval when available.
Support details ↗Approve hooks once, then start a new task. Native selection first.
Support details ↗A local bridge adds one complete procedure to the current turn.
Support details ↗Host-native skill selection or explicit invocation; no OpenSocrates hooks.
Support details ↗Content-only integration with complete internal method references.
Support details ↗Explicit invocation; no hook, native runtime or extra selector model.
Support details ↗Distributed native runtimes target Apple-silicon macOS. Package verification is separate from live host validation. Claude web and Desktop Chat use a separate standalone skill ZIP: export integrity is validated; cloud activation remains unvalidated. Chat setup and support limits ↗
The integration runs locally. Model requests still use your chosen host service under its terms.
Use your host’s existing authentication and provider configuration. No separate OpenSocrates account or key is needed.
OpenSocrates adds no product telemetry or hosted account layer. See the security policy for local diagnostic boundaries.
When an integration or method lookup is unavailable, ordinary work can continue with the task’s constraints intact.
Requires Node.js 20 or later and an authenticated host. Current release target: Apple-silicon macOS.
npx --yes opensocrates@1.3.1 install --host allDetect supported, authenticated host CLIs and install for those that are ready.
npx --yes opensocrates@1.3.1 install --host codexOr set --host to claude, opencode, grok, cursor or antigravity.
npx --yes opensocrates@1.3.1 install --host claudeInstall the Claude Code / Cowork plugin. Web and Desktop Chat use the separate skill ZIP.
Open a new task after installation. In Codex, approve the OpenSocrates hooks in an interactive session. Use explicit invocation where your host requires it.
Guided writing is not a guarantee of better answers. Synthetic tests include slow completion and repetitive prose; no general quality, cost or speed improvement is claimed. Release evidence · Patch release verification · 한국어 안내