gsd-cc-seed

Converting a raw project idea into a structured roadmap involves applying a type-aware seed guide to shape ideation and generating a PLANNING.md file. This process captures language settings, state contracts, and open questions to support the seed-to-roadmap handoff.

Type-aware project ideation is a process that transforms a raw idea into a structured roadmap by tailoring the exploration phase to the specific project type. You need it when starting a new project to ensure context is preserved and properly structured for downstream roadmapping.

To start the ideation process, simply describe your project idea or type the command to begin. The Skill guides you through collaborative exploration shaped by your project type and outputs a structured PLANNING.md roadmap along with open questions for follow-on planning.

Yes, the ideation process supports handoffs between planning phases by handling language configuration and state contracts. This ensures consistent transitions from the seed phase to the roadmap phase while capturing open questions for stakeholder alignment.

Yes, you can use this for collaborative project planning because it guides teams through exploration shaped by project type. It produces a clear set of open questions and decisions to support follow-on planning sessions with stakeholders.

The structured roadmap output uses a PLANNING.md format. This file captures the shaped ideation, language settings, state contracts, and open questions to provide a ready-to-roadmap briefing for the new project.