Ultrasolve

Skills

8 in the Claude listing

• analogizeUse when invoked directly or selected by the router because a problem has the abstract shape of a solved problem in another domain.
• decomposeUse when invoked directly or selected by the router because a problem needs answerable seams, ordered partial results, and explicit recomposition.
• defineUse when a felt difficulty has an unsettled outcome or competing definitions: a proposed solution arrives without recoverable success criteria, symptoms presume a cause, or stakeholders disagree about
• generalizeUse when invoked directly or selected by the router to broaden an already-found result or expose structure hidden by an awkward special case.
• invertUse when invoked directly or selected by the router because an end state is clearer than the forward route or bounded backward hypotheses could aid diagnosis.
• restateUse when invoked directly or selected by the router because repeated formulations lead to the same dead end or hide a useful viewpoint.
• simplifyUse when invoked directly or selected by the router because interacting constraints and edge cases hide a problem's core difficulty.
• solveUse when a well-defined problem is genuinely stuck after reasoned attempts, such as recurring dead ends, constraints that defeat plausible designs, an unmanageable problem shape, or a clear outcome wi