Libertee offers structured thinking methods to enhance AI workflows through distinct roles and perspectives for clearer thinking.
Good thinking doesn’t happen by accident. It happens by structure.
Libertee brings proven facilitation methods into your AI workflow. Each method assigns distinct roles — perspectives that build on each other — and then brings everything together into a clear synthesis. The same methods that work in real-world workshops, now available as structured sessions in Claude Code.
Why Structure Matters
When we think alone, we think in patterns. The same patterns. Every time. Structured methods break this by separating perspectives: facts from feelings, dreams from reality, risks from opportunities. The separation is the point — mixing perspectives produces muddy thinking, separating them produces clarity.
What’s Included
9 Thinking Methods:
Proven approaches from facilitation practice, each with distinct roles and a clear process.
3 Meta-Cognitive Checks:
Reflect on the thinking itself — identify biases, framing effects, and structural blind spots.
Adversarial Debate is a structured three-round debate format that forces opposing arguments without agreement, useful for binary decisions and uncovering hidden arguments.
Disney Creative Strategy outlines a three-room mindset approach—Dreamer, Realist, and Critic—for fostering creativity and critical assessment in innovation processes.
Polarity Management involves managing tensions between two interdependent poles rather than solving them, using a Polarity Map to visualize their upsides, downsides, and action steps.
Pre-Mortem Analysis enhances risk identification by imagining future failures and creating prevention plans before major launches or decisions.
Six Thinking Hats is a structured method for exploring topics from six distinct perspectives—facts, feelings, creativity, opportunities, and risks—to facilitate clearer decision-making.
TRIZ is a reverse brainstorming technique that generates creative failure strategies to identify and address hidden dysfunctions in improvement efforts.
Troika Consulting offre un metodo di brainstorming in cui due esperti discutono una sfida presentata da un cliente, permettendo al cliente di ascoltare senza intervenire.
W³ is a structured reflection method that separates facts, meaning, and actions to facilitate learning and decision-making after significant events.
Wise Crowds is a method for gathering diverse stakeholder perspectives to analyze strategic questions, revealing convergence, divergence, and blind spots for informed decision-making.
Meta-Cognitive Checks provide three reflective methods (Bias Check, Frame Check, Method Check) to analyze and improve decision-making processes by examining cognitive biases, question framing, and method limitations.
Composition
Methods can be chained into sequences. Run a thinking method, then reflect on it with a meta-check. Or chain multiple methods for deeper exploration.
For example:
- Decision quality: Explore perspectives → Stress-test with debate → Check your biases
- Innovation with guard rails: Dream big → Anticipate failure → Check the framing
- Full reflection: Run any method → Bias Check → Frame Check → Method Check
Inspired by Liberating Structure Strings — the idea that individual structures become more powerful when composed into sequences.
Features
Logic Modes — All methods support alternative evaluation logic:
- Binary: Pick a side (default)
- Tetralemma: The one, the other, both, neither — or maybe it’s the wrong question entirely
- Polarity: Map the tension instead of resolving it
Join Mode — Step into one of the roles yourself. Bring your real emotions, domain knowledge, or conviction. The other perspectives are still AI-facilitated.
Brief Mode — Same structure, same perspectives, fewer words. Ideal when you need a quick pulse rather than a deep dive.
Session Context — Libertee picks up what you discussed before the command. Had a conversation about technical debt? The session will generate perspectives grounded in that context.
Try It
Libertee is a free, open-source plugin for Claude Code.
Install it once, then use any method with a simple command:
/libertee:six-hats "your topic"Credits & Trademarks
The methods referenced in Libertee are established facilitation techniques used for educational and descriptive purposes. Libertee is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by any of the original creators.
- Six Thinking Hats® is a registered trademark of Edward de Bono Ltd.
- Polarity Management® and Polarity Map® are registered trademarks of Barry Johnson & Polarity Partnerships, LLC.
- Disney Creative Strategy was formalized by Robert Dilts (1994), based on Walt Disney’s creative process.
- Pre-Mortem Analysis is a technique developed by Gary Klein.
- TRIZ, W³, Troika Consulting, and Wise Crowds are Liberating Structures developed by Henri Lipmanowicz and Keith McCandless.
- Tetralemma is rooted in Indian logic, formalized for systemic work by Matthias Varga von Kibed and Insa Sparrer.