metacognitive-cognitive-load

Manage mental resources and complexity, useful when overwhelmed, juggling too many concepts, or needing to simplify without losing important nuance Use when: (1) When the request involves multiple distinct concerns or subsystems that must be addressed simultaneously, (2) When the problem includes numerous edge cases, constraints, or special conditions to account for, (3) Before planning or explaining work that spans many files, components, or interconnected parts, (4) When the task requires balancing several competing optimization goals or priorities, (5) When working multiple abstraction layers deep into a system or codebase, (6) For debugging or analysis where the full system has many components beyond the core issue, (7) When the user provides extensive details with many interconnected aspects in their request