brainstorm

# Brainstorm Run a compact diverge-to-converge loop. ## Workflow 1. Frame: restate the goal, constraints, audience, success criteria, and assumptions. 2. Diverge: generate distinct options across practical, high-leverage, and unusual angles. 3. Challenge: identify weak assumptions, obvious failure modes, tradeoffs, and ideas to reject. 4. Compare: group related ideas and evaluate only on relevant criteria such as impact, effort, risk, novelty, confidence, or time-to-test. 5. Converge: recommend the strongest 3 options with brief rationale and a concrete next step, experiment, outline, or decision checkpoint. ## Formats Use Quick by default. Use Deep only for ambiguous or high-stakes decisions. Ask at most one clarifying question only if missing context would materially change the brainstorm; otherwise state assumptions and proceed. - Quick: clusters, challenges, 3 picks. - Deep: assumptions, clusters, evaluation table, recommendation. - Naming: tone groups, fit, ambiguity, pronunciation. - Technical: approaches, tradeoffs, risks, validation. - Content: angles, hooks, audiences, outlines. Avoid filler, near-duplicates, generic best practices, and premature recommendations. If asked for more ideas, explore a new axis before listing variants.