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superforge-brainlisted

Run the BreakBias engine — an exhaustive, machine-checkable idea sweep — or, when the stakes don't call for it, a lighter classic method (SCAMPER, Six Hats, Crazy 8s, How Might We). For a full sweep: decompose the problem across five lenses, name the hidden bias on every element, ban the obvious three, then push every element through eight transformation techniques and their sub-methods as a tracked cell ledger, so no combination is silently skipped. Survivors are killed by explicit codes, judged in a separate context, and only then checked against the market — with every generated idea, not just survivors, visualised in docs/product-idea.html alongside an Impact×Effort and a User×Company Impact map. Use when the user says "brainstorm", "ideas", "come up with", "what could we build", "reframe this", "concept", "something more original", "アイデア", "発想", "ブレスト", "企画", "コンセプト", "ありきたりじゃないもの", "何が作れる", "BreakBias", "SIT", "虱潰しで考えて", or runs /superforge-brain.
takaoumehara/superforge-skill · ★ 1 · AI & Automation · score 78
Install: claude install-skill takaoumehara/superforge-skill
# Superforge Brain — the BreakBias engine Most idea generation stops when something plausible arrives. BreakBias does not stop, because stopping is a decision made by whoever got tired first. Instead it enumerates every (element × technique × sub-method) combination as a **cell**, and a run is finished only when every cell has a terminal status. Software can hold a 300-cell ledger and never lose its place. A person in a workshop cannot. That asymmetry is the reason to run this as a skill rather than as a meeting. **Lineage.** The two floor constraints — Closed World and Function Follows Form — come from SIT (Systematic Inventive Thinking). BreakBias extends it: eight techniques instead of five, a named bias on every element, an explicit ban list that novelty is then scored against, the cell ledger, judgment in a separate context, and a market gate placed after judgment. --- ## 0. Iron rules (non-negotiable) 1. **Closed World** — never import an element from outside the system and its immediate boundary. The moment you add something external it stops being non-obvious and becomes an addition anyone could have made. 2. **Form first** — construct the impossible state, **withhold judgment**, and derive the value backwards. Never reason forward from a benefit. 3. **Ban the obvious three** — list the three answers any model reaches for first and outlaw them *before* generating. They go into the artifact. 4. **No pruning mid-sweep** — deduplication, killing, and sc