Buckeye mentioned the new MaxThink PERM implementation:

https://www.outlinersoftware.com/messages/viewm/46201

Somewhat apropos, there is a new free argument analysis template for Tana:

https://www.argumentacademy.com/argument-analyst-tana-template/

And the Roam Research discourse graph tool has been revived, along with plans for Notion and Obsidian implementations:

https://discoursegraphs.com/

Of course there are many, and one can design one's own, but one more that is currently active:

https://github.com/UdaraJay/concept-explorer

GPT4o claims to know how to apply the Toulmin hexagon framework, and can produce results similar to the Miller-Altshule template for Tana. Not surprising, since the Tana template uses ChatGPT (and, optionally, others) in the underlying Tana command structure.

Perhaps we should be skeptical about LLM argument-analyses results, due to the persistent lack of actual intelligence in the models. As Ronnie said - trust but verify.

Right. LLMs are mimetic machines which reverse engineer the appearance of intelligence. Although they can be deceptive, they can also be useful if used with understanding.

Lucas wrote:

LLMs are mimetic machines which reverse engineer the appearance
of intelligence.

Hear, hear!