What problem does it solve? Raw ideas are often vague, untested, and overloaded with hidden assumptions, leading teams to commit to plans before understanding the real problem. This Skill guides a structured ideation dialogue that stress-tests assumptions and converges on a concrete, buildable direction. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Three-Phase Ideation Process: Runs divergent expansion (5-8 idea variations using lenses like inversion and simplification), convergent evaluation (clustering, stress-testing, assumption audits), and sharpening into a final artifact. - Structured Output Artifact: Produces a markdown one-pager with a problem statement, recommended direction, key assumptions to validate, MVP scope, and an explicit "Not Doing" list saved to docs/ideas/. - Codebase-Aware Ideation: When run inside a project, scans existing architecture and constraints to ground idea variations in what actually exists. - Use Case: A founder with a vague concept like "help restaurants compete with delivery apps" invokes the skill, answers sharpening questions, reviews six distinct directions, and receives a focused one-pager defining an MVP and validation plan. ## Quick Start Ask the agent to help you refine or stress-test your idea by describing the concept you want to explore.
