What problem does it solve? Raw ideas are often vague, untested, and anchored on the first solution that comes to mind. This Skill turns a rough concept into a sharp, validated direction by forcing structured exploration, honest stress-testing, and explicit trade-offs before any plan or code exists. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Three-Phase Ideation Process: Divergent expansion (restate as a How Might We statement, ask sharpening questions, generate 5-8 variations), convergent evaluation (cluster, stress-test against user value, feasibility, and differentiation), and sharpening into a concrete artifact. - Assumption Surfacing: Explicitly names hidden assumptions, what could kill the idea, and what is being deliberately ignored for each direction. - Markdown One-Pager Output: Produces a structured document with Problem Statement, Recommended Direction, Key Assumptions, MVP Scope, and a Not Doing list, saved to docs/ideas/ after user confirmation. - Use Case: You have a vague feature idea like adding real-time collaboration to your editor. Invoke the skill and it scans your codebase for architectural context, interviews you about users and constraints, generates grounded variations, and delivers a scoped MVP plan with explicit trade-offs. ## Quick Start Ask the agent to refine your idea by saying something like: help me refine this idea about a tool that keeps restaurant regulars ordering directly.
