MyFramework 2.0 is now live!

In version 1.0, it was mainly a static framework library, a place to collect useful thinking frameworks and display them in a simple way. That was helpful, but I kept feeling that learning a framework is only the first step. What really matters is whether people can apply it to real problems.

That idea led me to build MyFramework 2.0.

I rebuilt the platform and introduced Advisor, a new way for users to go beyond simply browsing frameworks. Now, finding the right framework is just the starting point. You can apply it to your own scenario, work through your problem with more structure, and get a more refined, practical result.

So MyFramework is no longer just a framework library. It is becoming more of a thinking toolkit or a problem-solving copilot whenever you need one.

There is a free tier available, so feel free to try it out. I’d genuinely love to hear what works, what does not, and whether the results feel useful in real situations.