project-ideation

Run the Skill after completing event research. It fetches the research brief, event page, and related topics from Notion, maps topic intersections, then produces three scored proposals with architecture and build roadmaps for your review.

It calculates days until the event and applies timeline bands: under 3 days allows only a demo prototype, 3-7 days a small tool, 1-2 weeks an MVP, and 2+ weeks a full project. Feasible proposals must fit the band.

Tool coverage measures what percentage of the project uses your current stack from the portfolio tracker. The optimal zone is 60-80%, balancing realistic timelines against learning new skills, and scores decay outside that range.

Yes, after you review and select proposals, it creates pages in the Notion Project Ideas database via the Notion MCP integration, including scores, architecture summary, and relations to the Event and Topic pages, with a dedup check first.

The Skill falls back to single-topic deep-dive proposals, selecting topics that complement your learning trajectory, cover trending tools, or fill portfolio gaps, with an explicit rationale for each selection.

Proposals require at least 90% architecture confidence, meaning every major technical decision is accounted for. If confidence cannot be reached, the Skill scopes the project down or declines to propose it rather than presenting speculative plans.