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Explore goals, constraints, and alternative approaches before choosing a design. Use when the user requests ideation or design exploration.
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Explore goals, constraints, and alternative approaches before choosing a design. Use when the user requests ideation or design exploration.
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Brainstorm - Design-First Ideation
Scheduling
Goal
Explore user intent, constraints, and alternative approaches before planning or implementation, then preserve an approved design for downstream planning.
Intent signature
- User says they have an idea, want to brainstorm, compare approaches, explore concepts, or design before planning.
- Request is ambiguous enough that implementation or task planning would be premature.
When to use
- Exploring a new feature idea before planning
- Understanding user intent and constraints before committing to an approach
- Comparing multiple design approaches with trade-offs
- When the user says "I have an idea" or "let's design something"
- Before invoking
/planfor complex or ambiguous requests
When NOT to use
- Requirements are already clear and well-defined -> use
oma-pmdirectly - Implementing actual code -> delegate to specialized agents
- Performing code reviews -> use
oma-qa - Debugging existing issues -> use
oma-debug
Expected inputs
- Early idea, ambiguous goal, product concept, design question, or set of constraints
- Existing project context when the idea must fit a codebase or product direction
- User preferences and approval gates
Expected outputs
- Clarified intent and constraints
- Two or three approaches as prose briefs (scenario, mechanism, residual risk) plus a comparison matrix and recommended option
- Section-by-section approved design document
- Blind-review issue list (Tier 1 resolved, Tier 2/3 resolved or explicitly deferred)
- Saved design artifact before handoff to planning
Dependencies
- Shared context loading, reasoning templates, clarification protocol, quality principles, and skill routing
- Optional
resources/triz-lite.mdfor contradiction-shaped approach seeding - Per-agent reviewer dispatch (e.g.
qa-reviewer,architecture-reviewer) for the high-stakes blind-review escalation path - Downstream PM workflow for task decomposition after design approval
Control-flow features
- Branches by ambiguity, user answers, approach comparison, and approval gates
- Optional TRIZ-lite branch when a technical/UX contradiction blocks distinct approaches
- Asks one question at a time
- Blind review round before save; may dispatch fresh-context reviewer subagents for high-stakes designs (the only subagent-spawning path in this skill)
- Stops before implementation or task planning
Structural Flow
Entry
- Confirm that the request is exploratory rather than ready for implementation.
- Load enough project context to understand constraints.
- Start with intent and constraints, not solutions.
Scenes
- PREPARE: Explore context and frame the design question.
- ACQUIRE: Ask clarifying questions one at a time.
- REASON: Generate two or three approaches with tradeoffs.
- VERIFY: Get user approval section by section, then run a blind review round (independent lenses critique without seeing each other's feedback) before saving.
- FINALIZE: Save design and transition to planning when appropriate.
Transitions
- If requirements become clear and implementation-ready, transition to PM planning.
- If user rejects an approach, revise before moving to detailed design.
- If implementation pressure appears early, defer it until design approval.
- If approaches collapse into knob-turning on one axis, load
resources/triz-lite.mdand reseed, then re-present prose briefs.
Failure and recovery
- If the user cannot answer a question, propose assumptions and ask for confirmation.
- If scope expands, split the design into smaller sections.
- If alternatives collapse into one option, identify the real constraint causing that; use TRIZ-lite only when that constraint is a technical/UX contradiction.
Exit
- Success: approved design exists and is ready for planning.
- Partial success: open questions and assumptions are explicit.
Logical Operations
Actions
| Action | SSL primitive | Evidence |
|---|---|---|
| Read context and idea | READ | User prompt and project context |
| Ask targeted questions | REQUEST | Clarification phase |
| Compare approaches | COMPARE | Tradeoff matrix |
| Infer recommendation | INFER | Recommended option |
| Emit option-selection decision | CALL_TOOL | oma state emit + oma state verify --checkpoint option-selection |
| Validate approval | VALIDATE | Section-by-section confirmation |
| Run blind review | VALIDATE | Independent lens critiques, tiered issue list, Tier 1 resolution |
| Write design artifact | WRITE | docs/plans/designs/ and memory |
| Transition to plan | NOTIFY | Handoff summary |
Tools and instruments
- Context loading, reasoning templates, clarification protocol
- Optional TRIZ-lite resource for contradiction seeding
- Project memory and
docs/plans/designs/for persisted designs
Canonical workflow path
1. Ask one clarifying question at a time.
2. (Optional) If technical/UX contradiction or same-axis approaches only → resources/triz-lite.md.
3. Present 2-3 approaches as prose briefs, then matrix, then recommendation; get user pick, then emit and verify the `brainstorm.option-selection` L1 decision.
4. Design section by section with user approval, then blind review: 4-8 independent lenses critique the design; resolve Tier 1 issues (fresh-context reviewer subagents for high-stakes designs).
5. Save the approved design to `docs/plans/designs/` before handing off to planning.
Resource scope
| Scope | Resource target |
|---|---|
MEMORY | User intent, assumptions, decisions |
CODEBASE | Existing project context when relevant |
LOCAL_FS | Approved design artifacts; optional TRIZ-lite appendix in design doc |
Preconditions
- The user is still exploring or the request is ambiguous.
- The agent can ask clarifying questions before implementation.
Effects and side effects
- Produces design decisions and persisted design docs.
- Influences downstream planning but does not implement code.
Guardrails
- No implementation or planning before design approval - brainstorm produces a design document, not code or task plans
- One question at a time - ask clarification and approval questions through the available asynchronous question tool first, following
../_shared/core/clarification-protocol.md; fall back to a permitted question tool or plain text. Continue independent work while waiting, and never infer approval from silence or a preselected option. - Always propose 2-3 approaches - mechanistically distinct when possible; label each
tacticalorstructural. The recommended option defaults tostructuraland must address the root cause. Recommendtacticalonly for genuinely throwaway scope, not merely because of deadline or effort pressure; include trade-off analysis. - Prose before matrix - explain each approach with scenario, plain-language mechanism, solves/leaves, and cost feel; then comparison matrix; then recommendation. Do not lead with matrix-only output
- Section-by-section design - present design incrementally with user confirmation at each step
- Blind review before save - mandatory unless the design is trivially small (1-2 files, low stakes); lenses critique independently; use fresh-context reviewer subagents for architecturally significant, hard-to-reverse, or security-/compliance-sensitive designs
- YAGNI - do not over-engineer; design only what is needed for the stated goal
- TRIZ-lite is optional - only for technical/UX contradictions or same-axis collapse; max 3–5 principles from the curated set; no fake scores, full TRIZ/ARIZ, or classical matrices; seeds feed Step 3 briefs and do not replace user approval
- Save design, then transition - persist the approved design document before handing off to
/plan
Execution Phases
Follow the brainstorm workflow step by step:
- Phase 1 - Context: Explore the existing codebase and understand the project landscape
- Phase 2 - Questions: Ask clarifying questions one at a time to understand intent and constraints
- Phase 3 - Approaches: Optionally seed with TRIZ-lite when contradiction-shaped; present 2-3 prose approach briefs labelled tactical/structural, a matrix, and an engineering-first structural recommendation unless the work is genuinely throwaway
- Phase 4 - Design: Present the detailed design section by section, getting user approval at each step
- Phase 5 - Blind Review: Run 4-8 independent reviewer lenses on the design, consolidate into Tier 1/2/3 issues, resolve Tier 1 before save; escalate to fresh-context reviewer subagents for high-stakes designs. Skip only for trivially small designs (1-2 files, low stakes)
- Phase 6 - Documentation: Save the approved design to
docs/plans/designs/and project memory - Phase 7 - Transition: Hand off to
/planfor task decomposition
Common Pitfalls
- Jumping to solutions: Asking "how" before fully understanding "what" and "why"
- Too many questions at once: Overwhelming the user with a wall of questions
- Single approach bias: Presenting only one option without alternatives
- Matrix-only options: Dumping a trade-off table without scenario/mechanism prose so the user cannot choose
- Same-axis "alternatives": Three intensities of the same knob (interval/TTL/debounce) presented as distinct approaches
- TRIZ on everything: Loading triz-lite without a real contradiction, adding ceremony without better options
- Over-engineering: Designing for hypothetical future requirements instead of stated needs
- Skipping confirmation: Moving forward without explicit user approval on design decisions
- Skipping blind review: Saving a non-trivial design without the independent critique round, or letting the design's author-context leak into escalated reviewer prompts
References
- TRIZ-lite (optional Step 3 seeding):
resources/triz-lite.md - Context loading:
../_shared/core/context-loading.md - Clarification protocol:
../_shared/core/clarification-protocol.md - Quality principles:
../_shared/core/quality-principles.md - Skill-to-agent mapping:
../_shared/core/skill-routing.md
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--- name: oma-brainstorm description: "Explore goals, constraints, and alternative approaches before choosing a design. Use when the user requests ideation or design exploration." --- # Brainstorm - Design-First Ideation ## Scheduling ### Goal Explore user intent, constraints, and alternative approaches before planning or implementation, then preserve an approved design for downstream planning. ### Intent signature - User says they have an idea, want to brainstorm, compare approaches, explore concepts, or design before planning. - Request is ambiguous enough that implementation or task planning would be premature. ### When to use - Exploring a new feature idea before planning - Understanding user intent and constraints before committing to an approach - Comparing multiple design approaches with trade-offs - When the user says "I have an idea" or "let's design something" - Before invoking `/plan` for complex or ambiguous requests ### When NOT to use - Requirements are already clear and well-defined -> use `oma-pm` directly - Implementing actual code -> delegate to specialized agents - Performing code reviews -> use `oma-qa` - Debugging existing issues -> use `oma-debug` ### Expected inputs - Early idea, ambiguous goal, product concept, design question, or set of constraints - Existing project context when the idea must fit a codebase or product direction - User preferences and approval gates ### Expected outputs - Clarified intent and constraints - Two or three approaches as prose briefs (scenario, mechanism, residual risk) plus a comparison matrix and recommended option - Section-by-section approved design document - Blind-review issue list (Tier 1 resolved, Tier 2/3 resolved or explicitly deferred) - Saved design artifact before handoff to planning ### Dependencies - Shared context loading, reasoning templates, clarification protocol, quality principles, and skill routing - Optional `resources/triz-lite.md` for contradiction-shaped approach seeding - Per-agent reviewer dispatch (e.g. `qa-reviewer`, `architecture-reviewer`) for the high-stakes blind-review escalation path - Downstream PM workflow for task decomposition after design approval ### Control-flow features - Branches by ambiguity, user answers, approach comparison, and approval gates - Optional TRIZ-lite branch when a technical/UX contradiction blocks distinct approaches - Asks one question at a time - Blind review round before save; may dispatch fresh-context reviewer subagents for high-stakes designs (the only subagent-spawning path in this skill) - Stops before implementation or task planning ## Structural Flow ### Entry 1. Confirm that the request is exploratory rather than ready for implementation. 2. Load enough project context to understand constraints. 3. Start with intent and constraints, not solutions. ### Scenes 1. **PREPARE**: Explore context and frame the design question. 2. **ACQUIRE**: Ask clarifying questions one at a time. 3. **REASON**: Generate two or three approaches with tradeoffs. 4. **VERIFY**: Get user approval section by section, then run a blind review round (independent lenses critique without seeing each other's feedback) before saving. 5. **FINALIZE**: Save design and transition to planning when appropriate. ### Transitions - If requirements become clear and implementation-ready, transition to PM planning. - If user rejects an approach, revise before moving to detailed design. - If implementation pressure appears early, defer it until design approval. - If approaches collapse into knob-turning on one axis, load `resources/triz-lite.md` and reseed, then re-present prose briefs. ### Failure and recovery - If the user cannot answer a question, propose assumptions and ask for confirmation. - If scope expands, split the design into smaller sections. - If alternatives collapse into one option, identify the real constraint causing that; use TRIZ-lite only when that constraint is a technical/UX contradiction. ### Exit - Success: approved design exists and is ready for planning. - Partial success: open questions and assumptions are explicit. ## Logical Operations ### Actions | Action | SSL primitive | Evidence | |--------|---------------|----------| | Read context and idea | `READ` | User prompt and project context | | Ask targeted questions | `REQUEST` | Clarification phase | | Compare approaches | `COMPARE` | Tradeoff matrix | | Infer recommendation | `INFER` | Recommended option | | Emit option-selection decision | `CALL_TOOL` | `oma state emit` + `oma state verify --checkpoint option-selection` | | Validate approval | `VALIDATE` | Section-by-section confirmation | | Run blind review | `VALIDATE` | Independent lens critiques, tiered issue list, Tier 1 resolution | | Write design artifact | `WRITE` | `docs/plans/designs/` and memory | | Transition to plan | `NOTIFY` | Handoff summary | ### Tools and instruments - Context loading, reasoning templates, clarification protocol - Optional TRIZ-lite resource for contradiction seeding - Project memory and `docs/plans/designs/` for persisted designs ### Canonical workflow path ```text 1. Ask one clarifying question at a time. 2. (Optional) If technical/UX contradiction or same-axis approaches only → resources/triz-lite.md. 3. Present 2-3 approaches as prose briefs, then matrix, then recommendation; get user pick, then emit and verify the `brainstorm.option-selection` L1 decision. 4. Design section by section with user approval, then blind review: 4-8 independent lenses critique the design; resolve Tier 1 issues (fresh-context reviewer subagents for high-stakes designs). 5. Save the approved design to `docs/plans/designs/` before handing off to planning. ``` ### Resource scope | Scope | Resource target | |-------|-----------------| | `MEMORY` | User intent, assumptions, decisions | | `CODEBASE` | Existing project context when relevant | | `LOCAL_FS` | Approved design artifacts; optional TRIZ-lite appendix in design doc | ### Preconditions - The user is still exploring or the request is ambiguous. - The agent can ask clarifying questions before implementation. ### Effects and side effects - Produces design decisions and persisted design docs. - Influences downstream planning but does not implement code. ### Guardrails 1. **No implementation or planning before design approval** - brainstorm produces a design document, not code or task plans 2. **One question at a time** - ask clarification and approval questions through the available asynchronous question tool first, following `../_shared/core/clarification-protocol.md`; fall back to a permitted question tool or plain text. Continue independent work while waiting, and never infer approval from silence or a preselected option. 3. **Always propose 2-3 approaches** - mechanistically distinct when possible; label each `tactical` or `structural`. The recommended option defaults to `structural` and must address the root cause. Recommend `tactical` only for genuinely throwaway scope, not merely because of deadline or effort pressure; include trade-off analysis. 4. **Prose before matrix** - explain each approach with scenario, plain-language mechanism, solves/leaves, and cost feel; then comparison matrix; then recommendation. Do not lead with matrix-only output 5. **Section-by-section design** - present design incrementally with user confirmation at each step 6. **Blind review before save** - mandatory unless the design is trivially small (1-2 files, low stakes); lenses critique independently; use fresh-context reviewer subagents for architecturally significant, hard-to-reverse, or security-/compliance-sensitive designs 7. **YAGNI** - do not over-engineer; design only what is needed for the stated goal 8. **TRIZ-lite is optional** - only for technical/UX contradictions or same-axis collapse; max 3–5 principles from the curated set; no fake scores, full TRIZ/ARIZ, or classical matrices; seeds feed Step 3 briefs and do not replace user approval 9. **Save design, then transition** - persist the approved design document before handing off to `/plan` ### Execution Phases Follow the brainstorm workflow step by step: 1. **Phase 1 - Context**: Explore the existing codebase and understand the project landscape 2. **Phase 2 - Questions**: Ask clarifying questions one at a time to understand intent and constraints 3. **Phase 3 - Approaches**: Optionally seed with TRIZ-lite when contradiction-shaped; present 2-3 prose approach briefs labelled tactical/structural, a matrix, and an engineering-first structural recommendation unless the work is genuinely throwaway 4. **Phase 4 - Design**: Present the detailed design section by section, getting user approval at each step 5. **Phase 5 - Blind Review**: Run 4-8 independent reviewer lenses on the design, consolidate into Tier 1/2/3 issues, resolve Tier 1 before save; escalate to fresh-context reviewer subagents for high-stakes designs. Skip only for trivially small designs (1-2 files, low stakes) 6. **Phase 6 - Documentation**: Save the approved design to `docs/plans/designs/` and project memory 7. **Phase 7 - Transition**: Hand off to `/plan` for task decomposition ### Common Pitfalls - **Jumping to solutions**: Asking "how" before fully understanding "what" and "why" - **Too many questions at once**: Overwhelming the user with a wall of questions - **Single approach bias**: Presenting only one option without alternatives - **Matrix-only options**: Dumping a trade-off table without scenario/mechanism prose so the user cannot choose - **Same-axis "alternatives"**: Three intensities of the same knob (interval/TTL/debounce) presented as distinct approaches - **TRIZ on everything**: Loading triz-lite without a real contradiction, adding ceremony without better options - **Over-engineering**: Designing for hypothetical future requirements instead of stated needs - **Skipping confirmation**: Moving forward without explicit user approval on design decisions - **Skipping blind review**: Saving a non-trivial design without the independent critique round, or letting the design's author-context leak into escalated reviewer prompts ## References - TRIZ-lite (optional Step 3 seeding): `resources/triz-lite.md` - Context loading: `../_shared/core/context-loading.md` - Clarification protocol: `../_shared/core/clarification-protocol.md` - Quality principles: `../_shared/core/quality-principles.md` - Skill-to-agent mapping: `../_shared/core/skill-routing.md`
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