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new-idea

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Create a new idea workspace in the Notion-backed LLM Ideation Wiki. Use after onboarding, when the user wants to add the first idea, create another idea, or start working on a new business idea.

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  1. Distinctive:

    Create one new idea workspace in Notion.

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  2. Very specific:

    Read docs/agent/notion-contract.md and templates/idea-page.md.

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  3. Very specific:

    Run scripts/notion_wiki.py find wiki/.

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  4. Very specific:

    If scripts/notion_wiki.py find wiki/founder finds nothing, ask the user for the founder's target (income, ambition, time frame) and record …

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  5. Distinctive:

    If the user has not already provided it, ask for the idea in a few sentences.

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  6. Distinctive:

    Do not proceed until you have the idea.

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  7. Distinctive:

    Use Title Case human page titles in Notion, not slug-style titles.

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  8. Very specific:

    Create raw/<idea-slug>/ under Raw with an emoji.

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  9. Very specific:

    Create raw/<idea-slug>/founder-note with the user's initial idea.

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  10. Very specific:

    Create wiki/<idea-slug>/ under Wiki as the idea workspace container.

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  11. Very specific:

    Create wiki/<idea-slug>/overview from templates/idea-page.md.

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  12. Very specific:

    Use scripts/notion_wiki.py create <path> --parent <parent-path> --title <title> --emoji <emoji> --file <file> for new mapped pages and …

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  13. Distinctive:

    Create exactly one idea per run.

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  14. Distinctive:

    Do not invent evidence. The first overview can mostly be gaps.

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SKILL.md

Create one new idea workspace in Notion.

Preflight.

  1. Read docs/agent/notion-contract.md and templates/idea-page.md.
  2. Run scripts/notion_wiki.py find wiki/. If it reports no Notion root, stop and tell the user to run /onboarding first. If it finds no wiki/ page, run scripts/notion_wiki.py seed --refresh-existing.
  3. If scripts/notion_wiki.py find wiki/founder finds nothing, ask the user for the founder's target (income, ambition, time frame) and record it in the overview's Team section. Suggest /founder-profile at the end; don't block on it.

Ask first.

If the user has not already provided it, ask for the idea in a few sentences.

Do not proceed until you have the idea.

Create pages.

  1. Infer a short idea title from the user's description.
  2. Turn the title into a slug for path keys, for example bagel-shop-munich.
  3. Use Title Case human page titles in Notion, not slug-style titles.
  4. Create raw/<idea-slug>/ under Raw with an emoji.
  5. Create raw/<idea-slug>/founder-note with the user's initial idea. Mark it as source material, not synthesis.
  6. Create wiki/<idea-slug>/ under Wiki as the idea workspace container.
  7. Create wiki/<idea-slug>/overview from templates/idea-page.md.
  8. Fill only what the initial idea and the founder's frame support. Mark founder claims as ^[user-claim], inferred synthesis as ^[inferred], and uncertain claims as ^[ambiguous].
  9. Set an emoji on every Notion page.

Use scripts/notion_wiki.py create <path> --parent <parent-path> --title <title> --emoji <emoji> --file <file> for new mapped pages and scripts/notion_wiki.py update <path> <file> for durable writes.

Finish.

  1. Set the idea's index hook with scripts/notion_wiki.py describe wiki/<idea-slug>/ "<one line>", then run the ritual (AGENTS.md § Mechanics).
  2. Tell the user where the idea lives and suggest /grill-me or /find-gaps as the next step.

Rules.

  • Create exactly one idea per run.
  • Do not invent evidence. The first overview can mostly be gaps.

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