trellis-brainstorm

You can define project requirements by running an AI-guided brainstorming workflow that asks focused questions one at a time, seeding a PRD and task directory to converge on an MVP scope.

Generating an MVP scope from a new feature idea involves iterative Q&A and lightweight research, fleshing out implementation paths and automatically seeding a PRD scaffold to guide execution.

You create a PRD scaffold by providing an initial task prompt; the workflow automatically generates the document structure and task directory to guide execution while considering future expansion.

Yes, you can use AI-assisted brainstorming for task management when multiple viable implementation paths exist, as it promotes lightweight research to inform decisions without derailing momentum.

You should use an AI-guided requirements discovery workflow when requirements are unclear or evolving, enabling iterative refinement and expansion planning for edge cases rather than static documentation.

Guided brainstorming helps with edge case planning by considering future evolution during the requirements discovery phase, ensuring options remain open while converging on the current MVP scope.