MCP Think Tool

Example Use Cases

• 1

  A lightweight, in-conversation scratchpad to record intermediate reasoning steps and thoughts.

• 2

  Break down complex tasks into discrete steps, verify rules and required information before acting, and cache intermediate results.

• 3

  Teach or enforce a pattern of 'showing work' and iterative checking using the tool-calling mechanism.

Description

This MCP server implements the "Think Tool": a simple tool that echoes back a provided thought so models can pause, record intermediate reasoning, and organize steps without changing state. It is intended to be used as a prompt-engineering aid (especially with Claude) to break down complex problems, cache intermediate results, and show work. The server exposes a single tool named "think" with a small input schema and integrates with Claude Desktop via MCP server configuration.