The open source AI strategy agent. Now available as a standalone CLI and a Claude Code plugin.
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npm (primary):
npm install -g clawsewitzcurl (standalone):
curl -fsSL https://robertsinke.github.io/clawsewitz/install | bashClaude Code plugin:
curl -fsSL https://robertsinke.github.io/clawsewitz/install-plugin | bashSkills only:
curl -fsSL https://robertsinke.github.io/clawsewitz/install-skills | bashRequires: node (>=20.19.0).
clawsewitz # Interactive strategy session
clawsewitz decompose "Why are customers churning?" # MECE tree with validation
clawsewitz evaluate "Build vs. buy vs. partner" # Weighted scoring + red team
clawsewitz brief path/to/findings.md # Answer-first executive brief
clawsewitz plan path/to/recommendation.md # Roadmap + premortem
clawsewitz audit strategy.md # Red-team any plan
clawsewitz research "competitor landscape" # Competitive intel
clawsewitz doctor # Check installation
4 agents + 8 workflows + 9 skills. Three layers, composed as the situation demands. No orchestrator walking a fixed sequence.
- Agents — dispatchable specialists (researcher, analyst, writer, challenger)
- Workflows — top-level commands, each a full procedure runnable standalone; the source of truth for how a job gets done
- Skills — discoverable capabilities with natural-language triggers; the agent reaches for the right one when your intent matches
In practice: say "help me stress-test this strategy" → agent triggers red-teaming-plans skill → runs /audit workflow → dispatches challenger agent. You can reach any layer directly.
| Command | What it does |
|---|---|
/cw-decompose <problem> |
Break a problem into a validated MECE tree |
/cw-evaluate <question> |
Score options against criteria and recommend one |
/cw-brief <topic> |
Write an executive brief or recommendation memo |
/cw-plan <recommendation> |
Build an implementation roadmap with risk register |
/cw-audit <path> |
Red-team and premortem an existing plan |
/cw-research <query> |
Gather competitive, market, or industry intelligence |
/cw-case list |
List, resume, or archive case workspaces |
/cw-frameworks browse |
Browse the 70-framework catalog |
| Skill | Triggered by |
|---|---|
engagement-intake |
A fresh strategic brief that needs triaging before analysis |
mece-decomposition |
"Break this apart", "tree this out", "split the problem" |
evaluating-options |
"Help me decide", "which should we pick", "weigh these" |
writing-briefs |
"Draft a memo", "structure this for the board", "one-pager" |
implementation-planning |
"How do we execute", "90-day plan", "roadmap with owners" |
red-teaming-plans |
"Poke holes in this", "what could go wrong", "stress-test" |
strategic-research |
"Competitive landscape", "market sizing", "benchmarks" |
framework-library |
Look up any of 70 frameworks by name |
session-search |
Recall prior engagements across cases |
| Agent | Role |
|---|---|
| Researcher | Hunts for evidence across the web, benchmarks, and competitive landscape |
| Analyst | Decomposes problems, applies frameworks, validates MECE integrity |
| Writer | Structures findings into briefs, memos, and slide narratives |
| Challenger | Stress-tests plans, plays adversary, writes the failure narrative |
- 4 agents — Researcher, Analyst, Writer, Challenger
- 8 workflows — decompose, evaluate, brief, plan, audit, research, case management, framework browsing
- 9 skills — 7 capability wrappers over the workflows + 2 utility skills (framework library, session search)
- Enforcement guardrails — auto-commit, analyst amplification on Fail verdicts, session resume, MECE structural check tool
- 70 frameworks — from the Strategist Toolkit: SCQ, HTDQ, Minto Pyramid, Driver Tree, SPADE, Bezos, GTM Stack, Zero-to-One, and 60+ more
clawsewitz ships as two distributions:
- Standalone Pi CLI (primary) — install via npm or the standalone curl script. Runs
clawsewitzas a top-level command in any terminal, powered by the Pi runtime. - Claude Code plugin (secondary) — install via the plugin curl script. Adds
/cw-*commands and the skill library inside Claude Code sessions.
Both distributions share the same agents, workflows, and frameworks. The CLI is the recommended entry point for new users; the plugin is available for teams already working inside Claude Code.
v1.0.0
MIT