bmild-brainstorming

Facilitate structured 4-phase brainstorming sessions generating 100+ diverse ideas.

3|Updated Mar 26, 2026
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/micfre/BMILD --skill bmild-brainstorming
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Skill: bmild-brainstorming
Source: https://github.com/micfre/BMILD/tree/main/.agents/skills/bmild-brainstorming
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/micfre/BMILD --skill bmild-brainstorming

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

This Skill solves the common problem of unproductive brainstorming sessions that stall after generating only obvious, low-value ideas. It provides a structured, guided workflow to keep users in generative exploration mode, push past conventional thinking, and build a large volume of diverse ideas before narrowing to actionable solutions.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • 4-Phase Guided Workflow: Structured progression from setup and technique selection, through idea execution, to final organisation and prioritisation, with built-in guardrails to avoid premature convergence.
  • Curated Technique Registry: Access to 40+ vetted creative techniques across 10 categories (collaborative, creative, deep, introspective, structured, theatrical, wild, biomimetic, quantum, cultural) loaded from the built-in registry, with no invented or ad-hoc techniques allowed.
  • Idea Generation Targets & Anti-Bias Protocols: Built-in targets to generate 100+ ideas per session, with mandatory domain shifting every 10 ideas to avoid creative blind spots and ensure cross-functional perspective coverage. Use case example: If you are designing a new SaaS onboarding flow and can only think of 3 obvious UI changes, use this Skill to run a structured session that generates 100+ diverse ideas, clusters them into themes like "low-effort quick wins" and "blue-sky differentiators", and identifies your top 3 highest-impact concepts to prototype.

Quick Start

Use the bmild-brainstorming skill to run a structured brainstorming session for my new SaaS onboarding flow, generate 100+ diverse ideas, and organise them into actionable themes with prioritised next steps.

Frequently Asked Questions about bmild-brainstorming

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

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How do I generate 100+ ideas during a brainstorming session?

To generate 100+ ideas during brainstorming, this Skill uses a structured 4-phase workflow with targeted idea generation goals. It forces domain shifting every 10 ideas to prevent creative blind spots and ensure diverse, non-obvious concept creation.

What is the best way to facilitate divergent thinking for product ideation?

The best way to facilitate divergent thinking for product ideation is using a curated registry of 40+ creative techniques across 10 categories. This prevents premature convergence and guides teams through structured exploration to unlock novel solutions.

How do I organize brainstorming ideas into actionable themes?

To organize brainstorming ideas into actionable themes, this Skill applies automated clustering to group generated concepts. It then creates a prioritized action plan for top-voted ideas, transitioning from generative exploration to concrete next steps.

Can I use structured brainstorming techniques for cross-functional team problem-solving?

Yes, you can use structured brainstorming techniques for cross-functional team problem-solving. The workflow applies anti-bias protocols and domain shifting to ensure cross-functional perspective coverage during strategic planning and creative exploration.

Why does my brainstorming session stall after generating only obvious ideas?

Brainstorming sessions stall after generating obvious ideas due to a lack of structured divergent thinking. This Skill solves the problem by providing guided technique selection and mandatory domain shifting to push past conventional thinking blocks.

What are the limitations of using ad-hoc creative thinking methods versus a structured ideation workflow?

Ad-hoc creative thinking methods lack built-in guardrails against premature convergence and creative blind spots. A structured ideation workflow enforces technique selection from a vetted registry, ensuring higher volume and quality in idea generation.