MCP server providing a 'think' tool for structured reasoning, inspired by Anthropic's Claude 'think' tool. Enables agentic LLMs to pause, log thoughts, and improve multi-step tool use.
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According to the referenced article, adding the think tool can lead to improved evaluation metrics by enabling reasoning capabilities even in models that do not natively possess advanced reasoning skills.
What is the "think" tool?
The "think" tool allows an AI agent to pause and record an explicit thought during complex reasoning or multi-step tool use. It does not change the environment or database, but appends the thought to the log, helping the agent process information, backtrack, or comply with detailed policies.
This approach is especially useful for:
Tool output analysis (processing results of previous tool calls)
Policy-heavy environments (verifying compliance with guidelines)
Sequential decision making (where each step builds on previous ones)
Features
Implements the "think" tool as described in Anthropic's research
Minimal, standards-based MCP server using mcp[cli]
Ready for integration with Claude or other agentic LLMs