kitty:brainstorm

To brainstorm new feature requirements, you describe the feature or problem, and the system orchestrates parallel research swarms across the codebase to gather context and produce a structured requirements document.

Gathering stakeholder input for a software feature plan is facilitated through phase-driven workflows and adaptive questions that align teams by providing shared codebase context during the brainstorming session.

Parallel codebase research works by orchestrating research swarms that simultaneously surface relevant constraints and requirements from the codebase, accelerating the process of aligning teams and drafting requirements.

Yes, you can generate a requirements document directly from a brainstorming session by starting the workflow with a feature description, which uses codebase understanding to produce a structured plan.

Yes, this structured brainstorming approach works without external dependencies, operating independently to orchestrate research workflows and generate requirements drafts from the existing codebase context.

You need phase-driven workflows for feature planning when starting a new feature requires exploring complex requirements, gathering multi-stakeholder input, and aligning teams with shared codebase context.