Better Planning · ① Brainstorm

Planning between a human and an agent fails in two ways: ambiguity (both sides think they agree, but each holds a different picture) and overwhelm (walls of questions, twenty-section documents nobody confirmed). Brainstorming is where both are prevented: shared, reviewable artifacts kill ambiguity; one decision at a time kills overwhelm. The agent brings analysis and a recommendation; the human makes the call; every call is written down — immediately — where the next session, human or agent, can find it.

The family

Five complementary skills, one artifact space (docs/better-planning/), one objective: take a fuzzy idea to buildable work with no ambiguity between human and agent.