I Got Tired of Generic AI Answers. So I Built an Open-Source 'Brain Implant'

[Show HN] I got tired of generic AI answers, so I built open-source "Logic Skills" for Claude and Copilot. If you use Claude, Copilot, or ChatGPT every day, you know exactly what I'm talking about. You ask a high-stakes engineering question like: "Should we migrate this legacy monolith to microservices or just optimize the DB?" And 99% of the time, the AI spits out the exact same lukewarm, fence-sitting, generic "pros and cons" garbage. The AI isn't inherently stupid—it just lacks structured mental models . It statistically predicts words instead of algorithmically solving problems. I got tired of this. So I spent the last 3 months building Think Better — an open-source collection of "Skills" that literally forces your AI to stop hallucinating and start thinking using hard decision science. How these "Logic Skills" work Instead of relying on fragile system prompts, these Skills equip your AI with a local BM25 Search algorithm (via embedded Python) running over a heavily curated Knowled