ais.spec.brainstorm

To convert initial ideas into feature specifications, run the Skill with an initial title and brief to generate a Spec Seed Brief. It analyzes project context to identify problems, users, and outcomes before any code or design begins.

A Spec Seed Brief is an early-stage document that bridges raw concepts and formalized feature specifications. You need one during project planning to define problem statements, target users, and expected outcomes before development starts.

To brainstorm feature specs using project context, the Skill incorporates your project and setup artifacts during the analysis. It guides you through iterative clarification to refine ideas and ensure clarity for your specific environment.

Yes, you can save a Spec Seed Brief for future reference by running the command with the save flag. This optional persistence ensures your brainstormed problem statements and outcomes remain accessible for downstream product development.

The best way to structure early project planning is to use a structured process that explores possible approaches and identifies problems, users, and outcomes. This ensures your feature specification is clear, actionable, and grounded in actual project requirements.

No, you do not need existing code or design artifacts to start idea brainstorming for feature specs. The Skill is designed specifically for the early stages of feature specification, operating before any code or design has commenced.