brainstorm

To brainstorm architectural tradeoffs, you generate a divergent set of 3-5 options, annotate ideas with ratings and notes in a local browser UI, then synthesize the session into a structured actionable plan with decision rationale and next steps.

Divergent option generation for pre-implementation decision-making produces 3-5 meaningfully different ideas covering conservative, bold, and minimal approaches to explore the possibility space without premature judgment before converging into a plan.

You synthesize UI annotations by rating ideas and marking combinations in the local browser interface, which reads your session data to produce a structured output containing decision rationale, selected direction, skipped options, and actionable next steps.

Yes, you can use interactive brainstorming for option exploration without external dependencies, as the workflow only requires a local session file for phase detection and launches a local browser UI for visual annotation and synthesis.

The best way to explore different approaches to a hard decision is generating a divergent option space, evaluating ideas through interactive visual annotation in a browser, and synthesizing ratings with notes into a concrete decision plan.

Brainstorming requires a local session file for phase detection to track the transition between divergent option generation, interactive visual annotation, and final synthesis, archiving the session JSON after outputting the structured plan.