aif-explore

Deep exploration of ideas requires a non-prescriptive environment to read project documentation and search code without modifications. This Skill provides an open-ended space to investigate problems, visualize concepts with ASCII diagrams, and clarify requirements while keeping your project context intact.

Identifying risks and unknowns involves surfacing potential gaps in understanding through structured brainstorming and conceptual thinking. This Skill facilitates comparing multiple approaches and visualizing complex ideas to clarify requirements and highlight project gaps before implementation begins.

Yes, codebase investigation works by reading your existing project documentation and configuration files. This Skill requires access to project-specific context files to properly facilitate conceptual thinking and investigate problems within your actual project environment.

Brainstorming multiple approaches starts by entering an exploration mode dedicated to deep thinking free from implementation constraints. You can generate various options, compare them directly, and use visual aids like ASCII diagrams to map out and evaluate different problem-solving paths.

Conceptual thinking exploration works entirely without writing code by providing a non-prescriptive space for investigation. The Skill focuses on reading files, searching the codebase, and visualizing concepts to clarify ideas rather than generating or modifying implementation.

Exploration mode should be avoided when you need immediate code generation or direct modifications to your project files. This Skill is designed for open-ended investigation and conceptual thinking rather than prescriptive implementation or automated codebase changes.