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- Updated CLI rules to include AI-assisted development guidelines, emphasizing structured command design, error handling, and user experience improvements. - Enhanced .NET development rules with AI documentation strategies, code organization, and testing guidelines tailored for Claude 3.7 Sonnet integration. - Added specific recommendations for performance optimization and security practices in both CLI and .NET contexts.
- Introduced the `think` command to facilitate structured reasoning during complex operations without altering state. - Added detailed documentation for the `think` tool, including parameters, usage examples, and error handling. - Updated README.md to reflect new capabilities and examples for structured thinking. - Implemented a new response model for the `think` tool and integrated it into the CLI. - Added tests to validate the functionality and error handling of the `think` command.
- Adjusted JsonSerializerOptions to ensure proper handling of special characters and null values. - Updated test case to focus on emoji handling, ensuring compatibility with the MCP protocol. - Removed unnecessary console output for cleaner test execution.
…ng capabilities - Added new features to the README.md, including AI-Optimized Reasoning, Task Planning, Policy Compliance, Tool Output Analysis, and Decision Documentation. - Expanded the tool reference documentation with best practice examples for multi-step task planning, policy compliance verification, tool output analysis, and architectural decision documentation. - Included a link to Anthropic's research for further insights on the think tool's implementation.
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This PR implements the "think" tool, an AI-optimized reasoning space based on Anthropic's research that enhances Claude's problem-solving capabilities for complex tasks.
Features
Implementation Details
ThinkTools.cswith core implementationThinkOperationTests.cscovering all featurestool-reference.mdwith best practice examplesUsage Examples
The think tool is particularly valuable for:
Testing
All tests pass, including boundary tests for size limits, content validation, Unicode handling, and categorization logic.