What problem does it solve?
This Skill helps you avoid jumping straight into implementation by generating and comparing multiple solution approaches, especially when the right path is unclear or the first attempt failed.
Core Features & Use Cases
- Structured Ideation: Produces distinct options with clear pros, cons, effort, and risk so you can choose with confidence.
- Mode-Based Thinking: Supports discovery, vision, rescue, and design-it-twice workflows for simple ideas, product rethinks, failed approaches, and interface design choices.
- Guardrailed Decisions: Forces explicit constraints, hard design gates, and a recommendation before moving on to planning.
- Use Case: A developer can use it to compare implementation strategies for a new feature, reframe a broken approach, or evaluate alternative module interfaces before committing to code.
Quick Start
Use the brainstorm skill to explore a problem, compare a few viable approaches, and recommend the best one with trade-offs.