Cognitive Enhancement MCP Servers
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MCP servers that models can use to extend their capabilities for general-use tasks and formalized workflows.
Overview
What is Cognitive Enhancement MCP Servers?
A collection of Model Context Protocol servers that provide cognitive enhancement tools for large language models. It includes 13 modular servers covering formal reasoning, visual thinking, hypothesis testing, bias detection, goal tracking, and more.
How to use Cognitive Enhancement MCP Servers?
Each server is installed individually via npm (npm install @waldzellai/structured-argumentation) or yarn, run via Docker (docker run --rm -i waldzellai/structured-argumentation), or configured in Claude Desktop by adding the server command to claude_desktop_config.json.
Key features of Cognitive Enhancement MCP Servers
- Includes tools for formal reasoning, visual thinking, and hypothesis testing
- Provides analogical reasoning and metacognitive monitoring
- Covers ethical reasoning, bias detection, and constraint solving
- Supports narrative planning, goal tracking, and multimodal synthesis
- Available via npm, yarn, Docker, or Claude Desktop integration
- Open source under the MIT License
Use cases of Cognitive Enhancement MCP Servers
- Evaluate hypotheses using the Scientific Method server
- Detect biased wording in text with the Bias Detection server
- Plan story outlines using the Narrative Planner server
- Track task objectives with the Goal Tracker server
- Combine text and image descriptions using the Multimodal Synthesizer server
FAQ from Cognitive Enhancement MCP Servers
What servers are included in this collection?
The repository contains 13 MCP servers: Structured Argumentation, Visual Reasoning, Scientific Method, Analogical Reasoning, Metacognitive Monitoring, Decision Framework, Collaborative Reasoning, Ethical Reasoning, Bias Detection, Constraint Solver, Narrative Planner, Goal Tracker, and Multimodal Synthesizer.
How do I install a server?
Each server can be installed individually via npm (npm install @waldzellai/structured-argumentation) or yarn. All servers are also available as Docker images.
How do I use a server with Claude Desktop?
Add the server to your claude_desktop_config.json with the command npx -y @waldzellai/structured-argumentation (replacing the package name for other servers).
Are there plans for additional servers?
Yes, two potential future servers are under consideration: Emotion-Aware Interaction and Long-Term Memory.
What is the license for these servers?
Cognitive Enhancement MCP Servers are licensed under the MIT License.
