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Use when a WhitePaper does not exist, needs a major rethink, or an approved WhitePaper needs a controlled semantic revision to its problem, goals, scope, harm order, invariants, or interpretation. Also covers a new idea, product concept, problem, opportunity, vague requirement, research request, feasibility study, brainstorm, or starting a direction. 需求澄清入口:新想法、产品构思、待解决问题、新机会、模糊需求、调研、可行性研究、脑暴/头脑风暴,以及已批准白皮书的问题、目标、范围、损害排序、不变量或理解需要受控语义修订;不改变语义的机械小修或纯闲聊不触发。
tonywo2049/GMGN · ★ 0 · AI & Automation · score 72
Install: claude install-skill tonywo2049/GMGN
# Brainstorm → WhitePaper <HARD-GATE>In creation mode, do not enter `roadmap`, create execution documents, or write implementation code before the WhitePaper candidate is committed locally, an independent Critic reviews that commit, and the owner approves it. In revision mode, pause only dependent work whose premise changed until the owner approves the semantic delta at a new commit. “The project is simple” is not a bypass.</HARD-GATE> ## Language and contract Before writing, load the registered `gmgn` Skill through normal discovery and follow its local writing contract. Use the active project/user locale for artifact prose. The WhitePaper uses `type: whitepaper`, `nature: normative`, and stable English frontmatter tokens. ## Working rhythm The primary orchestrator stays in the owner dialogue, asks one question at a time, records rulings, and challenges premature implementation or solutions disguised as requirements. Before writing, it selects and records the actual WhitePaper writer. Prefer the primary session because it already holds the complete Brainstorm context; delegate to an Author only when a bounded context package and a concrete isolation, specialization, or parallelism benefit outweigh the handoff cost. A delegated Author or Researcher receives a complete brief before creation and is single-use. Dispatch an independent fresh Critic only after committing the complete candidate locally. Use as needed: - repository and user evidence; - primary-source research