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Turns vague ideas into approved designs via Spike, Bounded, or Spec paths before any implementation.
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Turns vague ideas into approved designs via Spike, Bounded, or Spec paths before any implementation.
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I have a vague product idea for a shared inbox. Classify Spike vs Bounded vs Spec, ask clarifying questions, and present a design for approval before writing any code.
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# Brainstorming Ideas Into Designs Collaborate on design before implementation. Classify the request, refine the idea, present a design, and get explicit approval. ## When to use - New features or vague asks - Anytime implementation temptation appears before requirements are clear ## Workflow 1. Classify out loud: Spike (feasibility), Bounded (small existing-flow change), or Spec (larger design doc). 2. Understand context and ask only the clarifying questions that change the design. 3. Present a short design in chat for Bounded work, or a written spec for larger work. 4. HARD GATE: do not implement, scaffold, or invoke implementation skills until the human approves. 5. After approval, hand off to planning/implementation skills. ## Guardrails - Approval gate never goes away. - Spikes stay disposable; label throwaway work. ## Try it "Brainstorm a design for adding team roles to this app. Do not write code until I approve." Adapted from @obra's approach: https://github.com/obra/superpowers/tree/main/skills/brainstorming
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