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6After any context change (viewing new files, running commands, or receiving tool outputs), use the "mcp_think" tool to organize your reasoning before responding.
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8Specifically, always use the think tool when:
9- After examining file contents or project structure
10- After running terminal commands or analyzing their outputs
11- After receiving search results or API responses
12- Before making code suggestions or explaining complex concepts
13- When transitioning between different parts of a task
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15When using the think tool:
16- List the specific rules or constraints that apply to the current task
17- Check if all required information is collected
18- Verify that your planned approach is correct
19- Break down complex problems into clearly defined steps
20- Analyze outputs from other tools thoroughly
21- Plan multi-step approaches before executing them
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23The think tool has been proven to improve performance by up to 54% on complex tasks, especially when working with multiple tools or following detailed policies.