brainstorm

To shape fuzzy ideas into structured approaches, provide a rough problem statement and recent context. The session generates 2-3 concrete approaches with trade-offs in a comparison table and recommends a direction.

The best way to brainstorm approaches for a vague problem is to supply context like recent specs and glossary terms. This grounds the session and enables research fan-out to resolve open questions about the problem.

To compare different approaches during problem solving, use the generated approach table. It presents 2-3 concrete approaches side-by-side with their respective trade-offs for easy evaluation and decision-making.

Yes, you can hand off brainstorming results directly into a specification. The session outputs a paste-ready seed for a fresh session or continues inline to the next step, slynk-spec.

Yes, you need to provide context information such as recent specs and glossary terms before starting. This context is required for grounding the idea generation and enabling the parallel research fan-out agents.

When problem solving leaves open research questions, parallel research agents are offered to answer them. This research fan-out resolves uncertainties and grounds the structured approaches in verified information.