Fuse Stochastic Skills — Development skill for Claude Code

fuse + stochastic - two Claude Code reasoning skills

Two slash-command skills for [Claude Code](https://claude.com/claude-code) that trade extra compute for better thinking. They are a pair:

• /fuse converges - answers a hard question from several independent angles in parallel, then keeps only the strongest correct reasoning into one answer.
• /stochastic diverges - scans a topic from several angles and returns a ranked map of what matters, biggest-consequence first.

Both are built on Claude Code's Dynamic Workflows: each run fans out a handful of parallel sub-agents and reconciles them. They were built with Claude Code and refined by running `/fuse` on themselves.

Requirements (read this first)

• Claude Code on a paid plan, recent enough to have Dynamic Workflows (the Workflow tool the model uses to fan out sub-agents). See the Workflows docs.
• Honesty note: these skills work by having the model invoke the Workflow tool with a bundled script. That has been verified working in the author's Claude Code, but a skill driving the Workflow tool this way is not a documented guarantee - on an older version or a different setup the model may not have the Workflow tool available, in which case /fuse and /stochastic won't run. If a command does nothing, that dependency is almost certainly why. Try /fuse hello on a throwaway question to check.
• No other dependencies. Nothing to build, no packages.

Install

A Claude Code skill is just a folder. Copy each of `fuse/` and `stochastic/` into your skills directory:

• Windows: C:\Users\\.claude\skills\
• macOS / Linux: ~/.claude/skills/

Then restart Claude Code (or open a new session) and type `/fuse ` or `/stochastic `.

You can also keep them project-scoped by copying into `/.claude/skills/`.

`/fuse` - one best answer

Use it for hard, open-ended decisions where one model run