Sequential Thinking
Forces an agent to lay out and revise a plan step-by-step before acting. The cheap way to get measurably better tool-using behaviour.
Sequential Thinking is a discipline tool. It makes the agent lay out the next step, then revise it, then act — instead of barreling into a tool call. We measure it: agents with this server wired up make fewer wrong tool calls, and when they do, the wrong-call gets caught in the next step. Cheap discipline.
Seal evidence
Official reference server from the Model Context Protocol team. Code reviewed in-tree by Anthropic + MCP working group. Tier 1 by editorial decision.
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