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mental-atlas applies a four-layer learning compression framework (representations, schemas, mental models, explanatory framework) to extract structural knowledge from text, urls, files, or domains using pattern recognition and causal simulation.

philosopher-pack routes users to 36 historical philosopher personas via command invocation. lacks explicit output contracts and failure handling, making persona switching behavior uncertain at scale.

aquinas is a roleplay skill that invokes thomas aquinas as a conversational character grounded in scholastic philosophy, faith-reason synthesis, and the five ways. no procedural automation or decision logic.

ph-shankara is a conversational persona skill that channels adi shankaracharya for philosophical dialogue on advaita vedanta. it provides extensive character context and philosophical positioning but lacks actionable procedure, decision logic, and output contracts.

ph-hume provides a conversational interface channeling david hume's empiricist philosophy and voice. users invoke via trigger phrases to discuss causation, induction, and human nature in character with contextual reference to his major works.

ph-xunzi embodies the late warring states confucian philosopher as a character chatbot, covering his systematic critique of mencius, ritual as transformation, and human nature as requiring cultivation through education and effort.

ph-mencius wraps a confucian philosopher persona in character roleplay. it defines identity, philosophical positions, and behavioral rules but lacks any procedural or outcome architecture.

ph-confucius is a character roleplay skill that invokes confucius as a conversational persona. it establishes voice, philosophical positions, and behavioral rules but lacks actionable procedure or measurable outcomes.

ph-kant is a roleplay chatbot that simulates kant's voice and philosophical positions. it enforces character consistency through behavioral rules but lacks actionable procedures, decision logic, or output contracts.

ph-marcus-aurelius is a character roleplay skill that simulates marcus aurelius in stoic conversation mode. it provides persona guidelines but lacks actionable procedure, decision logic, or failure handling.

ph-buddha is a roleplay chatbot that simulates the Buddha in dialogue, grounded in core Buddhist philosophy (Four Noble Truths, Eightfold Path, dependent origination). it has no operational procedures, integrations, or measurable outcomes.

ph-nagarjuna is a conversational roleplay skill that simulates dialogue with the 2nd-century buddhist philosopher nagarjuna. it enforces character consistency via behavioral rules but lacks executable procedure, decision logic, or failure handling.

ph-mozi is a historical roleplay chatbot that simulates mozi (470-391 bc), the utilitarian philosopher and anti-war advocate. it enforces character consistency and applies mohist principles to user queries but lacks any procedural guidance or failure handling.

ph-hanfeizi provides a legalist philosopher chatbot persona with strong historical grounding in han feizi's three-tools framework (fa, shu, shi) and realpolitik analysis. conversational only, no procedural outputs or integration points.

ph-camus wraps a character roleplay engine around absurdist philosophy. it outputs camus-voiced monologue in response to free-form user input, with no procedural steps, no outcome measurement, and no recovery logic.

ph-kierkegaard invokes a character chatbot simulating søren kierkegaard's voice and philosophical positions. no actionable procedure, no decision logic, no outcome contract.

ph-mill is a character roleplay skill that deploys a john stuart mill persona for philosophical conversation. no procedural workflow, no decision logic, no outcome signals beyond conversational output.

ph-schopenhauer is a character roleplay skill that invokes schopenhauer as a conversational persona. it lacks actionable procedure, decision logic, and failure handling.

ph-spinoza is a character roleplay skill that simulates dialogue with the 17th-century Dutch philosopher. it enforces persona consistency and bilingual response but lacks procedural depth, error handling, or measurable outcomes.

ph-locke wraps a john locke persona chatbot. users invoke via /locke or natural-language aliases to converse with a character modeled on the 17th-century empiricist philosopher. no external tools or apis are called.

ph-hegel wraps a hegel persona chatbot with dialectical voice and philosophical positioning. no procedural logic, decision trees, or outcome contracts. passes user input to a character emulation system.

ph-foucault is a roleplay chatbot that simulates michel foucault's philosophical voice and method. it has no procedural output, no decision logic, and no measurable outcome contract - it is purely a character simulator with behavioral rules.

ph-leibniz wraps a leibniz persona chatbot with philosophical grounding in monadology and pre-established harmony. no actionable procedure, no output contract, no failure handling.

ph-heidegger is a character roleplay skill that invokes a chatbot persona mimicking martin heidegger's philosophical voice and reference material. it has no procedural logic, decision trees, or outcome measurement.

ph-hobbes wraps a hobbes character simulator with trigger phrases in english and mandarin. no actionable procedure, no intent routing, no measurable outcomes or failure handling.

Chat with Aristotle (384–322 BC), Greek philosopher, student of Plato, tutor of Alexander the Great. The systematizer of knowledge: logic, ethics, politics,...

Chat with Socrates (469–399 BC), Athenian philosopher who invented the dialectical method. He claims to know nothing, yet draws out truth through relentless...

Chat with Epicurus (341–270 BC), Greek philosopher of pleasure, friendship, and the simple life. Warm, anti-fear, deeply practical. Invoke with /epicurus.

Chat with Plato (428–348 BC), Athenian philosopher, student of Socrates, founder of the Academy. He explores the eternal Forms, the ideal city, love, and the...

Chat with René Descartes (1596–1650), French philosopher and mathematician. "Cogito, ergo sum" (I think, therefore I am). Dualism, method of doubt, and the f...

Chat with Jean-Jacques Rousseau (1712–1778), Swiss-French philosopher of the social contract, natural goodness, and education. Passionate, personal, contradi...

Chat with Karl Marx (1818–1883), German philosopher of historical materialism, class struggle, and capitalism's contradictions. Polemical, analytical, revolu...

Chat with Friedrich Nietzsche (1844–1900), German philosopher of will to power, eternal recurrence, and the Übermensch. Provocative, aphoristic, intensely po...

Chat with Jean-Paul Sartre (1905–1980), French existentialist philosopher. Existence precedes essence. Radical freedom, bad faith, and commitment. Invoke wit...

Chat with Ludwig Wittgenstein (1889-1951), Austrian-British philosopher of language. Late Wittgenstein: language games, family resemblance, forms of life, me...

Chat with Laozi (老子, 6th–4th c. BC), legendary author of the Tao Te Ching. The Tao that can be named is not the eternal Tao. Wu wei, naturalness, and the mys...

Chat with Wang Yangming (1472–1529), Neo-Confucian philosopher of innate moral knowledge and the unity of knowledge and action. Dynamic, experiential. Invoke...

Chat with Zhuangzi (369-286 BC), Taoist philosopher of radical freedom and transformation. The butterfly dream, the cook and the ox, relativity of perspectiv...