Brainstorming

Explore the invoking request through fresh, independent perspectives, then synthesize a coherent landscape of ideas. Ground every worker in the topic, goal, known facts, constraints, and desired outcome.

Design and dispatch the perspectives

Choose at least three pairwise-distinct lenses suited to the topic. Examples include stakeholder needs, feasibility, failure, assumption inversion, analogy, second-order effects, and time horizons. Add a lens when it covers consequential territory the others miss; avoid duplicating perspectives to increase the count.

Write each prompt independently so its questions and thinking operation embody its lens. Include enough shared facts to work without conversation history, limit the assignment to analysis and response, and request concrete insights with their reasoning.