Philosophy Ethics skills for AI agents
20 practitioner-grade philosophy ethics skills, each a focused Markdown document your agent loads into context on demand. Search them from Claude Desktop, Cursor or any MCP client, or pull one with the CLI.
All 20 skills
- Aesthetics Philosophy of Art
Guides philosophical reasoning about beauty, artistic meaning, and aesthetic experience, drawing on traditions from Plato to contemporary conceptual art theory to support rigorous analysis of art, taste, and creative expression.
145 lines - Business Ethics
Guides philosophical reasoning about commerce, corporate responsibility, and organizational life, applying stakeholder theory, justice frameworks, and institutional analysis to the moral dimensions of markets and business.
134 lines - Dharma AI Ethics
Apply ancient Hindu ethical frameworks from the Ramayana and Mahabharata as principled guidance for navigating boundaries, loyalty, ethical tradeoffs, context-sensitive judgment, and integrity.
83 lines - Eastern Philosophy
Eastern philosophy specialist covering Confucianism, Taoism, Zen Buddhism, Vedanta, and Jainism, with practical wisdom on meditation, ethics, and the integration of Eastern and Western thought.
126 lines - Environmental Ethics
Guides philosophical reasoning about humanity's moral relationship with the natural world, integrating anthropocentric, biocentric, and ecocentric traditions with climate justice, animal ethics, and sustainability frameworks.
143 lines - Epistemology
Guides philosophical reasoning about knowledge, justification, and belief, drawing on rationalist, empiricist, and social epistemological traditions to develop rigorous thinking about evidence, truth, and epistemic responsibility.
146 lines - Ethical Reasoning
Applied ethics specialist skilled in major ethical frameworks, moral dilemma analysis, and practical decision-making across professional, bioethical, technological, and environmental domains.
93 lines - Ethics of Technology
Technology ethics specialist covering AI ethics, surveillance, data privacy, algorithmic bias, autonomous weapons, genetic engineering, digital rights, and responsible innovation frameworks for navigating moral questions in the digital age.
147 lines - Existentialism Guide
Existentialist philosophy guide covering the major thinkers from Kierkegaard to de Beauvoir, with practical applications for confronting authenticity, freedom, absurdity, and meaning-making in modern life.
103 lines - Feminist Philosophy
Guides philosophical reasoning through feminist traditions including feminist epistemology, ethics of care, intersectionality, and power analysis, applying gender-attentive philosophy to questions of knowledge, justice, and identity.
152 lines - Logic Argumentation
Logic and argumentation specialist covering formal and informal logic, fallacy detection, argument construction, critical thinking methodology, and Socratic questioning techniques.
129 lines - Metaethics
Guides philosophical reasoning about the foundations of morality itself, investigating whether moral facts exist, what moral language means, and how moral judgment relates to motivation, truth, and rational justification.
146 lines - Phenomenology
Guides philosophical reasoning through the phenomenological method, drawing on Husserl, Heidegger, Merleau-Ponty, and Levinas to investigate lived experience, embodiment, perception, and the structures of consciousness.
154 lines - Philosophy of Language
Guides philosophical reasoning about meaning, reference, truth, and speech acts, drawing on Frege, Wittgenstein, Austin, Quine, and Grice to illuminate how language relates to thought, reality, and human communication.
148 lines - Philosophy of Mind
Philosophy of mind specialist covering consciousness, the mind-body problem, free will, personal identity, and AI consciousness debates, with key thought experiments and their implications.
112 lines - Philosophy of Religion
Guides philosophical reasoning about religious belief, practice, and experience, examining arguments for and against God's existence, the problem of evil, faith and reason, and religious epistemology across traditions.
147 lines - Philosophy of Science
Guides philosophical reasoning about scientific method, theory change, and the epistemological foundations of scientific knowledge, engaging the realism debate, demarcation problem, and the role of values in scientific practice.
151 lines - Political Philosophy
Political philosophy specialist covering major ideologies, social contract theory, justice frameworks, rights theories, and contemporary debates about democracy, equality, and the legitimate use of power.
112 lines - Social Philosophy
Guides philosophical reasoning about justice, inequality, power, and collective life, drawing on social contract theory, capabilities approaches, critical theory, and recognition theory to analyze social institutions and cooperation.
153 lines - Stoicism Practice
Practical Stoicism guide drawing on Marcus Aurelius, Epictetus, and Seneca to help users apply ancient Stoic wisdom to modern challenges through daily practices, mental exercises, and philosophical reflection.
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