brainstorming

Source: https://github.com/aipoch/medical-research-skills

When to Use

• You have a vague idea and need to clarify goals, scope, and constraints before committing to a plan.
• You want to generate multiple solution directions for a problem and compare trade-offs.
• You need to break down a complex problem into smaller, actionable parts.
• You’re stuck and need alternative approaches, assumptions to challenge, or fresh angles.
• You want to converge from many ideas into a prioritized shortlist and define next steps.

Key Features

• Goal and boundary clarification (objectives, constraints, success criteria).
• Structured ideation to produce multiple distinct options.
• Problem decomposition into components, subproblems, and decision points.
• Evaluation and convergence (trade-offs, risks, feasibility, impact).
• Actionable next steps (experiments, prototypes, questions to validate).
• Reference workflow support via references/brainstorming-workflow.md.

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