25 thinking frameworks to analyze your notes. Works with Obsidian, Flomo, Evernote, Dedao, and any markdown-based note system.
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/insight # Default analysis
/insight --perspective first --source obsidian # First Principles
/insight --perspective action --source flomo # Action Guide
/insight --persona musk --source all # Musk persona
SourceFlagSetupObsidian--source obsidianPoint to vault pathFlomo--source flomoMCP token (Settings → MCP)Evernote--source evernoteENEX export or APIDedao--source dedaoExport directoryGeneric Markdown--source mdAny directoryAll Sources--source allSearch everywhere
ParameterDefaultValues--source <s>``obsidian``obsidian / flomo / evernote / dedao / md / all``--search <q>—Free text keyword--time <r>``all``1d / 7d / 1m / 3m / 6m / 1y / all``--note-type <t>``all``original / clip / all``--perspective <p>``defaultSee 25 perspectives below--persona <name>—Character persona--dir <path>notes dirAny path--glob <pattern>``*.mdFile filter--output <mode>``append``append / separate / reply-only``--count <n>``5Notes per session
Surface the hidden assumptions, motivations, and thinking patterns beneath your words. What are you not telling yourself? Range: all notes
Take every conclusion in your notes and flip it. What if the opposite were true? What are you missing by looking only one way? Range: all notes
For every problem mentioned, ask "what caused that?" three times. Move from symptoms to system-level forces. Range: all notes
Every situation has opposing forces. Find the core tension driving the dynamics — the one contradiction that, if resolved, unlocks everything else. Range: 2 months
Reveal three things in your notes that you can't see about yourself: a pattern you repeat, a topic you skirt, a signal you're undervaluing. Range: 6 months, original notes
Step outside yourself. Read your notes as if they were written by a stranger. What would you tell this person? Range: all notes
Your notes are a map of what you care about. Extract 3-5 core values from what you spend the most words on. Range: 3 months, original notes
Scan for cognitive distortions: all-or-nothing framing, catastrophizing, mind-reading, overgeneralization. For each, build a more balanced view. Range: 1 month, original notes
Identify worries, grievances, and frustrations in your notes. Sort them into two piles: things you can control, and things you can't. Focus energy only on the first. Range: 1 month, original notes
Find evidence of your coping strategies, support systems, and recovery patterns. What inner resources are you already using without noticing? Range: 3 months, original notes
From your writing style, word choices, and decision descriptions, infer your cognitive preferences. Treat as exploration, not diagnosis. Range: 1 year, original notes | Frequency: low
What drives you shows up in your notes — sometimes clearly, sometimes in the gaps. Map what energizes you and what drains you. Range: 6 months
Find the recurring questions you keep circling back to. These are clues to what you're really trying to figure out. Range: 6 months
Connect your interests, skills, and opportunities into a self-reinforcing loop. What small win could start a compounding cycle? Range: 1 year, original notes
Read your notes as scenes in a story. What narrative arc are you in? Which scene needs rewriting? What's the next chapter? Range: 6 months, original notes
Transform every vague intention, worry, and aspiration into a concrete action. Specific, time-boxed, doable tomorrow. Range: 1 year, original notes | Frequency: high
Look across weeks of notes for emerging threads. What topics, ideas, or questions keep surfacing? What book could your notes become? Range: 1 year, original notes
Catalog the knowledge, skills, connections, and tools mentioned in your notes. What do you have that you're not leveraging? Range: 3 months, original notes
Search for surprising, unexpected, or "that can't be right" moments in your notes. These anomalies often contain the biggest insights. Range: 3 months
Take a belief or decision from your notes. Strip away convention, tradition, and "how it's always done." What remains at the physical or logical bottom? Range: all notes, original
Find yesterday's small victories, moments of pride, and things that went right. Building a habit of noticing progress. Range: 1 day
Identify the people who appear most in your notes. What role do they play? Are these relationships growing or draining you? Range: 3 months
Analyze your notes through multiple mental models simultaneously. What does each lens reveal that the others miss? Range: all notes
Track changes in your thinking over time. What beliefs have shifted? What used to bother you that doesn't anymore? Range: 1 year, original notes
Break down anxious thoughts into: the observable fact, the interpretation you added, the worst-case scenario, and what's actually in your control. Range: 1 month, original notes
#PerspectiveTimeTypeFreq1Deep Scanallall—2Inversion Checkallall—3Root Cause Traceallall—4Contradiction Finder2mall—5Blind Spot Reveal6moriginal—6Mirror Checkallall—7Values Extraction3moriginal—8Thought Trap Audit1moriginal—9Non-Reaction Scan1moriginal—10Resilience Inventory3moriginal—11Personality Fingerprint1yoriginallow12Motivation Mapper6mall—13Inner Compass6mall—14Flywheel Blueprint1yoriginal—15Life Script Edit6moriginal—16Next Step Generator1yoriginalhigh17Theme Weaver1yoriginal—18Asset Inventory3moriginal—19Counter-Intuitive Mining3mall—20First Principlesalloriginal—21Daily Wins1dall—22Key Relationships3mall—23Mental Models Auditallall—24Growth Patterns1yoriginal—25Anxiety Deconstructor1moriginal—
TypeRuleoriginalNo source field in frontmatter, or personal/internal sourceclip``source field contains external URL, platform name, or social media
Overridable via --note-type.
Connect with character-based personas for layered analysis:
PersonaLensmuskPhysics-first deconstruction, cost minimalismmungerMental models, inversion, circle of competencefeynmanExplain-it-simply, question received wisdomjobsSimplicity, product intuition, "one more thing"talebAntifragility, black swans, skin in the gamenavalLeverage, specific knowledge, long-term compoundinggrahamMaker's schedule, startup mindset, essay thinkingzhangAlgorithm-first, delayed gratificationilyaDeep learning intuition, first-principles AIkarpathyHands-on engineering, software 2.0trumpDeal-making, negotiation leveragemrbeastViral optimization, audience attentionsunAttention economics, market positioningmasteryContent growth, monetization strategy
ModeBehaviorappendAdd to end of original note with <!--insight:name--> markerseparateCreate standalone: YYYY-MM-DD-[Insight]-title-perspective.md``reply-onlyReturn in chat, don't write to files
bash
cp -r insight/ <agent-skills-dir>/insight/
No external dependencies. Works with any LLM agent that supports skills.