creative-ideation

State your intent in natural language, such as "I want to build something" or "inspire me". The skill picks a constraint from its library, either randomly or matched to your domain and mood, and returns three concrete project ideas with time budgets and tech stacks.

It selects one constraint, such as "Solve your own itch" or "The CLI tool that should exist", interprets it as broadly as possible across domains, then produces exactly three buildable ideas. Each idea includes a one-line pitch, a short description, a time estimate, and a suggested stack.

Yes. A matching table maps statements like "I want something useful", "I'm burned out", or "I want a challenge" to specific constraint categories, such as pain-point tools for usefulness or low-effort high-concept prompts for burnout.

The workflow moves directly into the build phase: creating the project, writing the code, and iterating on it. The skill is designed to ship a result rather than stop at the concept stage.

The skill returns a structured error containing an error type, context explaining the empty input, and a recovery suggestion, such as describing what you want to build or asking for random inspiration. It does not crash or produce ideas.