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thinking-model-router

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When unsure which thinking skill fits, map domain and problem type, then return NONE or one primary skill by default (at most three complementary).

When to use

• The right thinking skill is unclear and you would otherwise guess or stack tools.
• Several catalog skills seem plausible and you need a single primary (or explicit NONE).
• High-stakes work where a wrong frame is costly and a quick domain×type match helps.

When not to use

• The match is already known or obvious ("where's the bottleneck?" → theory-of-constraints) — invoke that skill directly; do not route for show.
• The task is routine implementation with no analytical unknown — reason directly (NONE).
• You are mid-execution of an agreed plan and only need the next concrete step.
• The ask is outside this catalog (pure coding syntax, tool ops with no judgment call) — NONE.

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