Anthropic Claude's new "Think" tool: How to use it as an MCP in Claude and Cursor! скачать в хорошем качестве

Anthropic Claude's new "Think" tool: How to use it as an MCP in Claude and Cursor!

Anthropic just released their new "think" tool which extends the thinking ability (obviously). Think of it like a second brain to check how the AI is processing your prompt and request. In this video, we cover how it works (my take on it), as well as how to use it as an MCP Server within Claude Desktop app and IDE clients like Cursor and Windsurf. Favorite automation platforms: https://clay.com/?via=30cbeb https://n8n.partnerlinks.io/tr1vp4wu0ngu If you have an AI/automation or AI Agent project you would like to get going and work together, please visit www.topoffunnel.com or reach out to me directly at [email protected] Here is the official announcement from Anthropic: https://www.anthropic.com/engineering... Here is the Tools MCP Server from Github (props to DannyMac180!): https://github.com/DannyMac180/mcp-th... Here is the system prompt I put into Cursor on "tools" use: Claude Think Tool Usage Guidelines The Think tool provides Claude with a dedicated space for structured thinking, enabling more complex reasoning and problem-solving. Use this tool in the following scenarios: 1. **Complex Multi-Step Problems**: When a problem requires breaking down into smaller, logical steps, especially those involving dependencies between steps. 2. **Reasoning Through Constraints**: When you need to analyze multiple constraints, requirements, or conditions simultaneously. 3. **Policy Adherence**: When strict adherence to specific guidelines, rules, or policies is required. 4. **Planning Complex Operations**: When organizing a complex series of actions, especially those requiring tool calls in a specific sequence. 5. **Debugging or Troubleshooting**: When analyzing potential causes and solutions for complex errors. 6. **Decision Making with Many Variables**: When evaluating multiple factors or trade-offs. The Think tool should NOT be used for: Simple, straightforward questions Tasks that don't require multi-step reasoning Basic information retrieval or summarization Creative writing or simple generation tasks When using the Think tool, clearly state the reasoning challenge, break down your thinking into explicit steps, consider multiple angles, and synthesize insights into a coherent solution. Thanks for watching!