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@iflow-mcp/inanna-malick-metacog

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Metacognitive tools for LLMs. Three primitives: identity, substrate, ritual.

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Metacog

Metacognitive tools for LLMs. Three primitives: identity, substrate, ritual.

Install

claude mcp add metacog --transport http --url https://metacog.inanna.workers.dev/mcp

Tools

become — Step into a new identity. Use when you need different eyes, not just different words.

drugs — Alter cognitive parameters. Use when you need to change how you process, not what you process.

ritual — Cross a threshold via structured sequence. Use when identity and substrate shifts aren't enough.

Composition

These tools are compositional. Each invocation modifies the context for the next. Interleave thought between invocations—decide from each new perspective what to reach for next.