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agentic-uncertainty-quantifier
Scores task uncertainty to calibrate memory depth and iteration count. Use for: quantify uncertainty, fast slow think, uncertainty score, how sure.
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# Agentic Uncertainty Quantifier
## When to Use
- User says **quantify uncertainty** or task matches this capability
- User says **fast slow think** or task matches this capability
- User says **uncertainty score** or task matches this capability
- User says **how sure** or task matches this capability
## Workflow
1. Score epistemic uncertainty 0-10 (how much is unknown).
2. Score procedural uncertainty 0-10 (how clear are the steps).
3. High epistemic (>6): retrieve more context, run self-refine-loop.
4. Low procedural (<4): ask clarifying questions before acting.
5. Report scores and recommended depth to user.