sdd:create-ideas

Creative sampling generates six distinct ideas for any topic by assigning numeric probability scores, enforcing a two-tier exploration where the first three ideas score above 0.80 and the last three diverse variants score below 0.10 without overlapping.

Creative sampling is a structured ideation technique that enforces distinctness across six generated concepts by dividing outputs into high-probability ideas and low-probability variants, preventing repeated concepts and covering a broader solution space.

This brainstorming approach generates exactly six ideas in one shot, maintaining distinctness across all concepts and avoiding repetition by enforcing non-overlapping probability distributions between the high-likelihood and diverse variant tiers.

Probability-based idea generation suits rapid design sprints and brainstorming briefs by providing a structured prompt that seeds concepts and directions quickly, balancing quality and variety through controlled probability distribution.

Assigning probability scores to brainstorming ideas creates a controlled distribution that balances quality and variety, ensuring high-probability concepts anchor the solution while low-probability variants expand exploration without repeating concepts.

Probability-controlled idea generation is limited to producing exactly six ideas per topic with a fixed two-tier distribution, meaning it cannot dynamically adjust the quantity of outputs or modify the high and low probability thresholds.