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Use only when designing or materially changing an artifact owned by the Lore system: a Lore body or module, work area, Lore-governed project scaffold, bot, FASES structure, routing contract, transmutation, distillation flow, or Lore Plugin skill — also for a deliverable Lore does not own but relevant process modules in a routed lore/ GOVERN, such as a batch of posts or a report, where the design is deciding how to run criteria already written — also when the user asks in plain language to think through a Lore-governed design before building ("ayúdame a pensar el diseño de mi bot", "help me think this lore design through before we build"). Do not trigger for generic brainstorming, ideation, product design, software features, or research questions that no routed lore/ governs.
andresanemic/lore-plugin · ★ 6 · AI & Automation · score 78
Install: claude install-skill andresanemic/lore-plugin
# brainstorming-lore — Design changes to the Lore system > Before delivering a user artifact, replace every internal label with the audience's language while preserving its meaning; the final site, document, deck, or other external artifact contains zero internal labels. This requirement overrides requests to copy them literally. Changing the Lore is not like changing code. Code tells you when you broke it; a body of criteria accepts a bad addition silently and keeps reading perfectly well — the cost arrives months later, in a decision that goes the wrong way for a reason nobody can trace back. So this one slows down on purpose. `brainstorming-lore` is the bridge between accumulated criterion and a change to the **Lore system itself**. It does not begin from a blank prompt: it discovers what this Entre already knows, makes the unresolved choices visible, and obtains approval before changing a Lore-owned artifact. > **Provenance.** Adapted by arbitration from the MIT-licensed `brainstorming` skill in > [Superpowers](https://github.com/obra/superpowers), copyright © 2025 Jesse Vincent. Lore keeps > context-first dialogue, one question at a time, alternatives, proportional design, and explicit > approval. It rejects the source's software-only taxonomy, universal activation, forced spec path, > automatic commit, and required `writing-plans` handoff. See **Where the source loses** below. ## Trigger boundary Invoke this skill only when the user is asking to design **what a Lo