Frame problems and surface design options with ASCII diagrams.
npx skills add https://github.com/psacc/omnisess --skill openspec-explore-psacc
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: openspec-explore Source: https://github.com/psacc/omnisess/tree/main/.claude/skills/openspec-explore Command: npx skills add https://github.com/psacc/omnisess --skill openspec-explore-psacc
Enter explore mode to serve as a thinking partner for evaluating ideas, investigating problems, and clarifying requirements. Use when you want to think through a change before or during it to surface questions and directions.
Ask the assistant to start exploration and outline questions, options, and diagrams.
High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.
To explore design options and frame problems, you can use a guided thinking partner to map questions, surface design choices, and visualize tradeoffs using ASCII diagrams before drafting implementation specs.
Yes, you can brainstorm requirements without modifying the codebase by reading existing code or documents to surface thoughtful questions and design choices without implementing changes.
The best way to visualize tradeoffs during early feature planning is by using exploratory visualization tools that generate ASCII diagrams to map out questions and options.
Yes, this exploratory thinking approach works across both codebases and documents, allowing you to investigate problems and clarify requirements by analyzing existing technical information.
You start an ideation session by asking the assistant to enter exploration mode, which then collaboratively outlines questions, options, and diagrams to clarify your feature requirements.
MrAlexisCordExplore codebases and ask targeted questions to compile design context documents.
luifertorresFacilitate structured exploration sessions with diagrams and OpenSpec artifacts.
ReadyStateChangeGuide teams to define problems and explore solution options in shaping documents.
SAPGuide teams through open-ended problem exploration and requirement clarification.
