Brainstorm Assistant

Problem It Solves

When a discussion lacks direction, produces too few ideas, or mixes divergence with evaluation too early, this skill turns brainstorming into a repeatable workflow. It starts by generating many options around a topic, then organizes them, flags feasibility, and suggests shortlist candidates. It is useful for product naming, growth experiments, feature directions, and UX improvements where teams need a broad set of alternatives quickly.

How It Works

The skill does not directly provide a final answer. Instead, it structures creative thinking with practical tools:
- Multi-angle divergence: generate conventional and unconventional ideas from user, competitor, and cross-industry perspectives.
- Structured output: present ideas as mind maps or lists, with innovation level and feasibility notes.
- Analysis and filtering: apply SWOT, six thinking hats, reverse thinking, and combination ideas to recommend discussable priorities.

The typical flow is: confirm the topic, goal, constraints, and existing ideas; generate volume without early judgment; classify and annotate the options; then rank candidates by impact and feasibility. If the topic is vague, constraints are unclear, or the request is too narrow, it asks for more context first. It should not be used as the final decision-maker, execution planner, or domain expert; sensitive business details should be sanitized before input.