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/mos:mos-reason

Inspect the reasoning for a specific question.

Structured Thinking

When to use it

Reach for this when you need reasoning that holds up under pressure. Under the hood it runs The Pyramid Principle.

This is a reference snapshot, not a recording of a completed run. Check the installed command’s help before using it on your project.

How to use it

Type it inside Claude Code:

Command
/mos:mos-reason

The reference lists no argument hint for this command. Follow any prompts in your installed version.

What to check

Review the proposed operation before approving it. A command’s purpose does not prove it completed successfully.

The reference records room/**/reasoning/* as its output location. After running, inspect the actual result and its sources before relying on it.

Stuck at any point?

These help you anytime: /mos:help shows what each command does, /mos:act runs the suggested next method, and /mos:suggest-next ranks what to do next. Review the suggested action before proceeding.

Related commands

/mos:build-thesis

Compose the investment-grade thesis from your room's evidence.

/mos:lean-canvas

Lay out the 9-block Lean Canvas for your room.

/mos:mullins

Run the Mullins 7-domains evaluation.

/mos:mva-brief

Build a Minimum Viable Argument brief from your room.

/mos:mva-option

Compose option packages for your MVA.

/mos:structure-argument

Build a Minto-Pyramid argument from your room's evidence.

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