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claude-skills-mental-models

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Purpose
This skill provides Claude with 98 cognitive frameworks and mental models to improve problem-solving and decision-making. It acts as a thinking partner for analyzing decisions across disciplines like economics, science, and strategy.

Security Assessment
The overall risk is Low. The light code scan evaluated 7 files and found no dangerous patterns or hardcoded secrets. The tool does not request any dangerous system permissions, does not execute shell commands, and appears to make no network requests. It functions entirely locally by loading static text files (the mental models) into your Claude Code environment.

Quality Assessment
The project is actively maintained, with its most recent push happening today. It uses the standard, permissive MIT license. However, community visibility and trust are currently very low. The repository only has 6 GitHub stars, meaning the tool has not been widely peer-reviewed or battle-tested by a large user base.

Verdict
Safe to use, but keep in mind that community validation is currently minimal.
SUMMARY

Mental models & cognitive frameworks as Claude Code skills for better decision-making

README.md

Mental Models for Claude Code

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License: MIT
Claude Code Compatible
PRs Welcome

Turn Claude Code into a thinking partner with 98 Munger-style mental models bundled as a single skill.

A latticework for better decisions, one prompt away.

What It Does

Loads 98 cognitive frameworks into Claude Code as an auto-activating skill. Ask Claude to "apply inversion," "find the bottleneck," or "help me think through X" and it selects the right models, walks their Thinking Steps, and returns actionable insight.

Why Munger?

Charlie Munger argued that worldly wisdom comes from building a latticework of mental models drawn from many disciplines—then hanging experience on that lattice. A single discipline gives you a hammer; a latticework gives you judgment. This skill operationalizes that idea: instead of one framework, Claude reaches across psychology, physics, economics, math, and strategy to analyze your problem. Read more in Poor Charlie's Almanack or Farnam Street's Mental Models hub.

Quick Start

Install with copy:

git clone https://github.com/cyperx84/claude-skills-mental-models.git
cp -r claude-skills-mental-models/.claude/skills/mental-models ~/.claude/skills/

Or symlink (stays in sync with updates):

ln -s "$(pwd)/claude-skills-mental-models/.claude/skills/mental-models" ~/.claude/skills/mental-models

Then in Claude Code:

Apply inversion to my pricing strategy.

The skill auto-activates on phrases like help me think, apply mental model, or any model name (inversion, bottlenecks, second-order thinking, margin of safety...).

Usage Examples

Apply inversion to this architecture decision

What mental models help with scaling systems?

Help me think through whether to take this job offer

Browse All 98 Models

Full catalog in docs/categories.md.

Category Range Sample
General Thinking m01–m09 First principles, inversion, second-order thinking
Science m10–m29 Leverage, inertia, feedback loops
Systems Thinking m30–m40 Bottlenecks, scale, margin of safety
Mathematics m41–m47 Randomness, regression to the mean
Economics m48–m59 Trade-offs, scarcity, creative destruction
Art m60–m70 Framing, audience, contrast
Strategy m71–m75 Asymmetric warfare, seeing the front
Human Nature m76–m98 Cognitive biases, incentives, social proof

The Latticework in Action

graph LR
    INV[Inversion]:::think --- SOT[Second-Order Thinking]:::think
    SOT --- PROB[Probabilistic Thinking]:::math
    SOT --- OC[Opportunity Cost]:::econ
    OC --- TO[Trade-offs]:::econ
    TO --- BN[Bottlenecks]:::sys
    BN --- MOS[Margin of Safety]:::sys
    PROB --- MOS
    INV --- BN

    classDef think fill:#1f2937,stroke:#60a5fa,color:#fff
    classDef math fill:#1f2937,stroke:#34d399,color:#fff
    classDef econ fill:#1f2937,stroke:#fbbf24,color:#fff
    classDef sys fill:#1f2937,stroke:#f472b6,color:#fff

One problem, many lenses—that's the point.

Contributing

Model additions, fixes, and new examples welcome. See CONTRIBUTING.md.

License

MIT

References

Sources, citations, and further reading in REFERENCES.md.

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