openspec-explore

To explore ideas before implementation, use a thinking partner that surfaces multiple directions, asks clarifying questions, and records key decisions without writing code. It facilitates early-stage problem framing and requirements discovery.

Visualizing problem spaces during brainstorming is done by generating ASCII diagrams or sketches. This maps dependencies and illustrates the exploration scope directly within your ideation workflow.

Yes, you can use this for requirements discovery and elicitation. It acts as a thinking partner during early ideation to investigate problems, frame questions, and clarify what needs to be built.

To start an ideation session, describe your idea or problem and ask the thinking partner to explore possibilities. It will read your context, surface directions, and propose artifacts to structure your investigation.

No, this thinking partner does not write code or implement solutions. It is strictly designed for early ideation, problem framing, and requirements discovery, leaving implementation to downstream processes.