Add HUMMBL Base120 mental models framework for Claude Code#22
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Integrated the HUMMBL Base120 framework (120 mental models across 6 transformations) to provide systematic vocabulary for planning and implementation in Claude Code workflows. The framework enhances existing infrastructure by providing: - Standardized model codes (P1-P20, IN1-IN20, CO1-CO20, DE1-DE20, RE1-RE20, SY1-SY20) - Systematic approach to task analysis, planning, implementation, testing, completion - Integration points with existing skills, agents, and commands - Progressive adoption strategy from 10 essential models to full 120-model framework Files created: - HUMMBL_BASE120_DEFINITIVE_REFERENCE.md: Authoritative list of all 120 models - HUMMBL_BASE120_CLAUDE_CODE_APPLICATION.md: Comprehensive workflow application guide - HUMMBL_BASE120_QUICK_REFERENCE.md: Fast lookup for active task execution - HUMMBL_BASE120_INTEGRATION_GUIDE.md: Integration with existing infrastructure - README.md: Directory overview and usage guide This enables more rigorous, systematic planning and implementation while maintaining compatibility with existing Claude Code patterns. Applies models: P1 (First Principles), CO8 (Layered Abstraction), CO20 (Holistic Integration)
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HUMMBL Base120 Application
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i really like the approach and what you have here.
it's my first time learning about it and i think it's something that can be beneficial on personal level not just for guiding the AI agents.
one little concern that this may not work for some users, specifically those with pro plan and small limits since it will cause more tokens to be consumed deciding and loading the models, getting the feedback and so on. but recently i have been feeling that this is the case with most extensions or skills/rules.
i can be wrong but for me it's the perfect balance between small skill/rules files sizes and the accurate results produced that i'm looking for and i couldn't find yet.
i'm not a reviewer of the repo so you can ignore my comments if you want.but that's just my personal perspective
| **Framework**: HUMMBL Base120 | ||
| **Author**: Reuben Bowlby <rpbowlby@gmail.com> | ||
| **Created**: October 16, 2025 | ||
| **Source**: [Google Drive Document](https://docs.google.com/document/d/1yZd1CxU1ZzJjv-MBoxyc3VOD_0-IOfVK8LHL_5qr2EM/edit) |
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the link can't be opened, remove the /edit at the end also making it read only for anyone with the link is better instead of having to grant individual permissions (i'm assuming you are okay with that since you place a link here)
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Integrated the HUMMBL Base120 framework (120 mental models across 6 transformations) to provide systematic vocabulary for planning and implementation in Claude Code workflows.
The framework enhances existing infrastructure by providing:
Files created:
This enables more rigorous, systematic planning and implementation while maintaining compatibility with existing Claude Code patterns.
Applies models: P1 (First Principles), CO8 (Layered Abstraction), CO20 (Holistic Integration)