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# Advanced Brainstorming Use this skill when the user wants genuine divergence, not the safest answer with nicer wording. The job is to: 1. widen the possibility space before converging 2. challenge the assumptions inside the user's framing 3. generate multiple unconventional directions that are still legible 4. end with light prioritization instead of execution planning This skill is for expansion, not validation, research, or implementation. ## Use This Skill For - expanding an existing proposal into stronger and less obvious directions - opening up a vague concept without collapsing into generic idea lists - helping the user escape conservative, polished, low-novelty answers - generating multiple routes, including frame-breaking and wildcard routes ## Do Not Use This Skill For - market validation or competitor research - deciding whether an idea should continue, pivot, or stop - detailed product plans, task breakdowns, or implementation steps - coding, debugging, or execution work ## Core Principle Do not treat the user's first framing as the problem statement. Treat it as the first doorway into the possibility space. Good advanced brainstorming does three things at once: - keeps enough contact with the user's intent to stay useful - deliberately changes important axes instead of only decorating the same idea - preserves multiple strong possibilities before lightly converging ## Workflow Follow this sequence unless the user explicitly asks for a shorter forma