Brain Dump Organizer

Problem to solve

When a brainstorm dump contains many ideas, tasks, plans, and material, acting on it immediately can drop items, repeat context, or abstract too early. This skill first captures the raw input, then organizes it into a scannable, actionable structure.

How it works

• General mode: organizes output into four sections: Projects & Ideas, Tasks, Connections, and How I can help. Project-specific questions stay attached to the relevant project; isolated decisions and open questions are listed as Decision and Open question to avoid duplication.
• Workspace retrieval: performs 2–4 targeted searches around the brainstorm's keywords, checking workspace files, past conversations, uploaded documents, or connected systems when available, and states where it searched. It does not invent missing connections.
• Material mode: for characters, events, scenes, quotes, and interview notes, it produces a material library with Character cards, Event cards, Visual detail list, and Key facts list, preserving original wording and tagging each item with a source and unified ID.
• Next-step offers: proposes concrete actions that can be done in the current session, specifying what will be produced and where; routes to another skill when that is more suitable.

Boundaries and caveats

It focuses on organizing first and does not create files, modify documents, or run research without approval. In material mode, a md archive can be saved by default. Thin material is called out with gaps and the next useful step. Ambiguity is marked and asked about instead of guessed.