Brainstorming

Description

A skill for idea generation, creative problem solving, and structured brainstorming. It helps explore many solution options, discover novel directions, and turn rough thoughts into actionable concepts.

Priority Rules

Prioritize in this order when trade-offs conflict:

1. Idea diversity and breadth first
2. Novelty and non-obvious directions
3. Practical feasibility and constraints
4. Clarity and actionability of outputs

When to Use

• You need many ideas quickly (start here)
• You are planning a new feature or product
• A problem needs non-obvious solutions
• You want to compare multiple approaches
• You need to break out of conventional thinking (use after initial idea generation)