I've been very unimpressed with how LLMs think when it comes to anything creative. It's no surprise - they've been lobotomized by RLHF to be helpful, predictable and consistent - all of these things are counterproductive in a more creative setting.
So I've built a little something to help LLMs be less creatively bland and dumb. It's called ThinkFu (because I believe creative thinking, when practiced well, is a martial art).
Anyway, you can watch a 3-min video demo here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x-LQvX105SI
Or you can just add it to your claude code like this:
/plugin marketplace add move38studios/thinkfu
/plugin install thinkfu@move38studios-thinkfu
You can also explore what's happening in the code here: https://github.com/move38studios/thinkfu
The TL;DR is:
1. I've collected 200+ "thinking moves" from things like oblique strategies, triz, systems thinking, design thinking etc. and adapted them for LLMs
2. I've added a little randomness with variables, so that the total number of moves that you can get is somewhere around 500 billion. Because in creative thinking randomness is a feature not a bug.
3. There is a vector search and a tiny LLM router (behind an MCP) that tries to get you the right "thinking move" for whatever your problem may be.
Everything runs on cloudflare (still love you guys, despite all the recent issues).
Oh, also on first use you can opt in or out of sending the anonymized ratings back to my endpoint. The idea is that the LLM (or user) can rate whether a certain move was productive or not in a certain context.
If I collect enough ratings, I'll finetune a custom LLM for the router and I think routing will get better as a result.
Hope y'all find it interesting!
I'd be happy to answer questions and get bug reports and PR requests and what not. It's a tiny experiment - but if it works it could be fun to scale with the community.