brainstorming

Invoke the skill by asking to brainstorm or ideate on a topic. It guides you through session setup, lets you pick a technique selection approach, facilitates interactive idea generation, and finally organizes and prioritizes the results into a document.

It loads techniques on demand from a brain-methods CSV library spanning seven categories, including structured methods like SCAMPER and Six Thinking Hats, creative methods like What If scenarios, and collaborative, analytical, theatrical, wild, and introspective approaches.

Yes. The setup step lists existing session files in the brainstorming output folder without reading their contents, then asks whether to continue the most recent session, start a new one, or browse all sessions.

The workflow targets 100 or more ideas before offering organization, since early ideas tend to be obvious. It also pivots creative domains every 10 ideas to avoid semantic clustering and maintain divergent thinking.

It depends on a project config file for user and output settings and on the brain-methods CSV for technique data, so missing files limit functionality. It also produces a Markdown session document rather than integrating with external idea-management tools.