About ThinkThen

Ian Maurer makes ThinkThen. He is the CTO of GenomOncology.

Why it exists

Code sees strings. It cannot tell what a message means. ThinkThen asks a model a bounded question about a piece of text. It gives your code back a plain answer and an exit code. A script can branch on that answer, as it would on any other value. Code that knows what you mean tells the longer story.

Ian Maurer

Ian is the CTO of GenomOncology. He writes about AI agents doing real biomedical work on his blog.

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GenomOncology

GenomOncology builds software for precision oncology. Its software and data help the healthcare community improve cancer care. Read more at genomoncology.com.

The code

ThinkThen is open source under the MIT License. One public repository holds the command, the bindings, the specification and this site: github.com/botassembly/thinkthen.

Report a problem

Open an issue on GitHub for a bug or an answer that looks wrong. Include the command, the version from thinkthen --version, and what you expected. Report a security problem privately through the repository's Security tab. Never include an API key.

On GitHub: github.com/botassembly/thinkthen