What problem does it solve? Turning fuzzy, exploratory ideas into a concrete, reviewable specification is hard without structure. This Skill enforces a disciplined seven-phase brainstorm protocol that draws requirements out through dialogue before any spec is committed. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Structured Discovery Dialogue: Asks one focused question at a time with informed defaults, capped at six questions, to collapse uncertainty efficiently. - Approach Comparison & Design: Produces 2-4 candidate approaches with tradeoffs and risks, then drafts named design sections covering data models, components, and failure modes. - Spec Writing with Review Gate: Generates a WHAT/WHY-only spec with FR/SC numbering, clarification markers, and an independent reviewer pass before finalization. - QA Gate Selection: Presents eleven configurable quality gates (reviewer, test engineer, SAST, drift check, and more) for explicit user election before planning. - Use Case: A developer says "let's think through adding multi-tenant support" — the Skill scans the codebase, asks targeted questions, compares architectures, and produces a reviewed spec ready for planning. ## Quick Start Ask the architect to brainstorm your feature idea, for example by saying "brainstorm how we should add real-time notifications to the app".
