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brainstorm-with-me

Brainstorm with the user to generate, combine, and refine non-obvious ideas into a promising concept. Use when the user wants to brainstorm, ideate, explore possibilities, escape obvious approaches, or find a creative solution.

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# Brainstorm With Me

This skill is coordination-exempt: skip the ai-coord gate for its declared work.

Develop a non-obvious, useful concept through a focused creative interview. Then return one substantial synthesis.

## Workflow

1. Extract the objective, audience, constraints, taste signals, and what feels stale about the obvious answers.
   Investigate facts available from the conversation, codebase, or supplied evidence instead of asking for them.
2. Ask exactly one concrete question per turn. Format every question turn as `### 💡 Question <N> — <topic>`, followed
   by `**🧭 Context**`, optional `**🎯 Answer shape**`, and `**❓ Question**`, with each label on its own line. Keep the
   context brief and put exactly one question in the final section. When they make an abstract choice easier to answer,
   use two to four concise examples or response anchors. Do not turn them into an idea list.