ship-start

Feature brainstorming for an existing codebase involves analyzing the project structure and asking targeted questions to define scope. This Skill reads your codebase to generate relevant queries and produces a CONTEXT.md file with problem statements and acceptance criteria.

Documenting feature scope requires gathering requirements through interactive questioning. This Skill engages you with in-depth questions about project needs, then outputs a CONTEXT.md file detailing decisions, problem statements, and acceptance criteria for the new feature.

Requirements gathering happens through direct user interaction via AskUserQuestion. This Skill initiates an intensive brainstorming session, asking detailed questions about data fields, validation rules, and UI elements to flesh out the full feature scope.

Feature brainstorming cannot run within a subagent. The Skill requires direct user interaction via AskUserQuestion to conduct the interactive session, meaning it must be executed in the main context to properly gather requirements and generate the CONTEXT.md file.

Codebase analysis directly informs feature planning questions. The Skill reads your existing codebase to understand the current project structure, allowing it to ask more relevant and targeted questions about how the new feature should integrate with your code.

The ship-start Skill streamlines the initial phase of feature development by guiding users through an intensive brainstorming process. It analyzes the codebase, asks in-depth questions, and generates a CONTEXT.md file to clearly define project scope and requirements.