brainstorming

To turn feature ideas into project specifications, you can use an intent exploration process that generates detailed architecture designs and 2-3 functional proposals. This approach validates your project scope and ensures clear expectations before implementation begins.

The best way to explore design approaches for project planning is to generate multiple proposals with distinct trade-offs for user validation. This structured design validation process helps align features with desired outcomes before committing to a specific architecture.

You can use this design validation process for any scale of feature development, including small projects. It applies to initial project planning stages where defining the right approach and establishing clear scope expectations are necessary for actionable outcomes.

To start the brainstorming process, you run the 'start brainstorming' command and provide collaborative input. The system then guides you through intent exploration, generates design proposals, and facilitates section approvals to create comprehensive documentation.

You do not need to provide full requirements upfront to generate project architecture and functionality documentation. The process relies on collaborative input and intent exploration, allowing you to iteratively validate and refine design sections as they are proposed.