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brainstorming
Structured ideation for technical problems: divergent generation, constraint framing, and convergent selection. Use when stuck on a design, naming, architecture, or feature approach and need fresh options.
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# Brainstorming
## Overview
Brainstorming fails when it's just "think of ideas" — the loudest voice wins and the first idea
sticks. This skill makes ideation **structured**: separate generation from evaluation, use
constraints as fuel rather than obstacles, apply specific techniques to break fixation, and converge
with explicit criteria instead of vibes.
It works for architecture options, feature designs, naming, debugging hypotheses, and any problem
where the obvious answer might not be the best one.
## When to use