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/mos:structure-argument

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

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, MECE (Mutually Exclusive, Collectively Exhaustive).

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:structure-argument

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/**/argument/* 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:mos-reason

Inspect the reasoning for a specific question.

/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.

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