sdd-brainstorm

To brainstorm candidate directions, provide a problem statement and the system will expand it into up to six potential approaches. It then validates each hypothesis against repository evidence before presenting the options.

Validating ideas against repository evidence involves checking each generated hypothesis against the existing codebase. This ensures proposed directions are grounded in the actual architecture and constraints of your project.

The Software Development Diagram brainstorming process is the initial phase where a problem statement is expanded into candidate directions. It includes an automated validation step against repository evidence and a human gate for final decision-making.

Yes, problem statement expansion is designed specifically for initial idea generation. It transforms a single problem statement into up to six candidate directions to kickstart the problem-solving workflow.

A human gate is needed after the system generates and validates candidate directions against repository evidence. It allows you to either accept a proposed direction or pose a corrected framing to guide the next steps.

The main limitation is that automated hypothesis validation only checks against repository evidence and cannot fully replace human judgment. The process requires a human gate to accept a direction or correct the framing before proceeding.