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Structured design thinking workflow for identifying business opportunities through empathy-driven ideation, prototyping, and test planning. Use this skill whenever the user wants to brainstorm business ideas, identify customer pain points, run a design thinking exercise, generate product concepts, explore unmet needs, or work through the empathise-define-ideate-prototype-test cycle. Triggers include "design thinking", "ideation", "identify opportunities", "customer pain points", "unmet needs", "how might we", "business idea generation", "brainstorm solutions", "prototype an idea", "empathise with users", or any exercise where the user wants to move from understanding a problem to generating and validating solution concepts. Also trigger for strategy or business programme assignments involving design thinking, innovation workshops, or AI-driven solution generation.
jacarty/claude-toolkit · ★ 0 · AI & Automation · score 68
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# Design Thinking Ideation — From Empathy to Prototype ## What This Skill Does Guides a structured design thinking workflow that moves from understanding users and their problems through to generating solution concepts and planning validation. Produces a complete ideation document covering all five stages: Empathise, Define, Ideate, Prototype, and Test. The workflow is particularly suited to identifying AI-driven business opportunities, but works for any domain where the user wants to move from problem discovery to solution concept. ## Theoretical Foundation Design thinking (Stanford d.school / IDEO) is a human-centred approach to innovation that draws from the designer's toolkit to integrate the needs of people, the possibilities of technology, and the requirements for business success. The five stages are not strictly linear — practitioners iterate between them — but for a structured exercise they provide a clear progression from empathy to action. The key mindset shifts: - **Empathise before solving** — resist jumping to solutions until the problem is understood - **Diverge before converging** — generate breadth of ideas before selecting - **Prototype to think** — build to learn, not to ship - **Test to iterate** — feedback improves the concept, not just validates it ## Process ### Stage 1: Empathise The goal is to build a rich understanding of potential users, their context, and their struggles. This stage produces three outputs: **1a. User/Customer Description*