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<!-- AUTO-GENERATED by export-skills.py — DO NOT EDIT -->
---
name: brainstorming-research-ideas
description: Structured brainstorming for ML research ideas. Use when generating novel research directions or exploring problem spaces systematically.
---

# Research Idea Brainstorming

Structured frameworks for discovering the next research idea. This skill provides ten complementary ideation lenses that help researchers move from vague curiosity to concrete, defensible research proposals. Each framework targets a different cognitive mode—use them individually or combine them for comprehensive exploration.

## When to Use This Skill

- Starting a new research direction and need structured exploration
- Feeling stuck on a current project and want fresh angles
- Evaluating whether a half-formed idea has real potential
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