creativity-engine
SolidUse when a defined problem needs diverse ideas, cross-domain combinations, and cheap experiments instead of a single untested answer.
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# Creativity Engine
<skill_contract>
<input>Defined problem, target user, desired change, constraints, prior attempts, and experiment budget.</input>
<output>Three non-equivalent options with scored mechanisms and falsifiable minimum experiments.</output>
<done>Each selected option has a hypothesis, smallest artifact, participant, threshold, budget, stop rule, and failure learning.</done>
<non_goals>Unbounded brainstorming, novelty without utility, polished prose before diversity, or presenting ideas as validated demand.</non_goals>
Create option value by combining mechanisms, constraints, and analogies, then convert the strongest options into minimum experiments.
## Usage Template
Provide: problem, target user, desired change, constraints, existing attempts, and experiment budget. Optional: domains or concepts to combine.
## Workflow
<intake>
Rewrite the request as `For [user], change [state] under [constraints], measured by [signal]`. Extract reusable building blocks: actors, assets, mechanisms, channels, incentives, and constraints.
</intake>
<unknowns_gate>
If no user, problem, or constraint is available, return `NEEDS_INPUT` with one discriminating probe. Treat market demand, technical feasibility, and user behavior as testable unknowns, not assumptions to hide.
</unknowns_gate>
<execute>
1. Generate 10-20 combinations across at least three mechanisms or domains.
2. Include inversion, subtraction, constraint removal, and one distant analogy.
3. Clust...
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- Author
- Mark393295827
- Repository
- Mark393295827/third-brain-v7-skills
- Created
- 2 months ago
- Last Updated
- 3 days ago
- Language
- HTML
- License
- MIT
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