What problem does it solve? Single-attempt-then-iterate workflows lock in early on mediocre ideas when the solution space is wide. This Skill explores many genuinely different approaches to one open problem in parallel, then uses structured pairwise judging to find and synthesize the best answer. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Divergent Parallel Generation: Spawns multiple blind subagents, each seeded with a distinct strategy or constraint, producing structurally identical candidates for fair comparison. - Judged Bracket Elimination: Runs head-to-head pairwise judging rounds against a fixed weighted rubric, with byes for odd fields and optional semifinal cross-checks. - Champion-plus-Grafts Synthesis: Delivers the winning candidate enhanced with the strongest single ideas from runners-up, plus a visible bracket path for auditability. - Use Case: When choosing between API schema designs, architecture options, naming candidates, or algorithm approaches, run a tournament of 4-8 seeded candidates instead of polishing the first idea that comes to mind. ## Quick Start Run a tournament on this design problem: generate four competing approaches with different strategy seeds, judge them pairwise against a weighted rubric, and give me the synthesized winner.
