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brainstorm

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Multi-persona divergent→convergent brainstorm (platform skill). Agent loads this skill and runs the co-located runner (diverge → challenge → converge); humans only state intent (头脑风暴 / 帮我发散一下 / brainstorm / 想点子). Sibling of adversarial-review; reuses its provider layer. Use when the user wants ideas / options / approaches for an open-ended problem — NOT for reviewing existing code (that is adversarial-review).

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The file

We split this skill into the rules it gives an agent

5 rules. 0 are common, 3 are distinctive, and 2 are very specific to this project.

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    Common

    Most of the 156 edited versions we read keep these.

  • 3

    Distinctive

    This author's own choices. Worth a look.

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    Very specific

    Tied to their project's names, files or tools. Probably skip.

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  1. Very specific:

    Don't ask the human to run run.sh as the main path

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  2. Distinctive:

    Don't collapse to a solo idea list and call it a multi-persona brainstorm

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  3. Distinctive:

    Don't use it to review existing code — that's adversarial-review

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  4. Distinctive:

    Don't default to full multi-persona diverge just to critique one closed proposal (that is 设计评审, not brainstorm) unless the user wants …

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  5. Very specific:

    Don't claim cross-model diversity when only one provider was available (the runner marks single-model in notes)

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“Common” is measured: kept by at least 6 in 10 of the 156 edited versions of this file we could read. “Very specific” is our guess from the words: it names a file, a command, a setting or the project itself.

Keep what fits and drop the rest. Your version, ready for your agents.
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SKILL.md

Brainstorm (platform skill — single source)

Who runs: the coding agent, not the human. Never tell the user to copy-paste run.sh as the primary path. Never replace this with a solo idea dump and call it a brainstorm — the point is multiple independent personas + cross-model, then a judge.

This directory is the only skill + runner unit. Other paths are symlinks (installed by scripts/dev/link-platform-skills.sh). Do not maintain a second SKILL.md body.

Who runs what

ActorDuty
HumanIntent only:「头脑风暴」「帮我想想点子」「发散一下这个问题」
Any agentLoad this skill → phrase the problem → run → relay result
Host headless backendsclaude / codex / grok as personas / challenger / judge

When to load / run

  • User wants ideas, options, approaches, or angles on an open-ended question
  • User explicitly says 头脑风暴 / brainstorm / 发散 / 想点子

Skip / redirect:

  • Concrete diff / existing code → adversarial-review (this skill is generative, not a defect finder)
  • Someone's design doc / RFC / ADR / 方案 when the intent is only to evaluate that proposal → default 设计评审 (main-agent structured challenge; host validation.md → Design proposal review). Do not default to a full diverge pass that ignores the proposal
  • Same design doc when the user still wants alternatives → this skill is appropriate: phrase problem + extract hard constraints from the doc; prefer challenge-heavy use; full diverge only if the problem space is still open

Three stages (divergent → convergent)

StageRoleStance
1 divergeN persona lenses × cross-providerexpand — maximize novelty, no self-censoring
2 challengedevil's advocatestress-test feasibility/risk, do not delete ideas
3 convergejudge / facilitatorblind-rank + synthesize a recommendation

Built-in personas (lenses): Moonshot Innovator · Pragmatic Builder · End-User Advocate · Contrarian/First-Principles. Configurable in lib/personas.conf — add a lens = one line, no code edits.

Reasoning effort per stage (passed to the provider CLI): diverge=low (favour breadth/speed over deep reasoning), challenge=medium, converge=high (scoring + synthesis is where depth pays off).

Why stateless (no session resume)

Each stage is a fresh provider call; the prior stage's JSON is passed as INPUT, not via claude --resume / codex exec resume. Deliberate:

  • Diverge personas must not see each other — independence is what defeats groupthink / anchoring; resume would share one context.
  • Resume binds a single provider; brainstorm wants cross-model diversity (personas + challenger + judge on different backends when available).
  • Stateless calls stay reproducible and each stage's JSON is schema-checked.

(Same rationale as adversarial-review — see memory adversarial-review-no-resume.)

Agent procedure

  1. Phrase the problem in one line; gather any hard constraints.
  2. Run (defaults: 4 personas rotated over all available providers, challenger = 2nd available, judge = 3rd available):
    "$TOOL_HOME/run.sh" "<the problem>" --constraints "<optional>"
    Pin backends only if the user named them:
    "$TOOL_HOME/run.sh" "<problem>" \
      --diverge claude,codex --challenger codex --judge grok
    长跑解耦(host 支持后台时):多角色 × 慢后端可能数分钟。若 host 支持后台执行 (Claude Code 的 Bash run_in_background),后台跑 run.sh 且 --json > <file>, 完成后读该文件再汇报,别同步阻塞会话;host 不支持(如 Codex-TUI)则同步跑并 先给「耗时约 N 分钟」预告。
  3. Relay the top ideas + synthesis + key tradeoffs, with the disclosure block below. Honest note if a stage was skipped (single-model / unavailable).

$TOOL_HOME = this directory (where run.sh lives); resolve via $ADV_REVIEW_HOME-style discovery or $HOME/github/wezterm-config/skills/brainstorm.

Options (see run.sh --help)

--problem-file F · --constraints TEXT / --constraints-file F · --personas N (1–4) · --diverge CSV · --challenger P · --judge P · --top N · --json · --dry-run

Mandatory disclosure (paste into 结果)

## 头脑风暴披露
- diverge personas: <N> over <providers>
- challenger: <provider>
- judge: <provider>
- consensus: 单盲评委推荐,非多模型共识(cross-model UNREVIEWED)
- notes / skipped: … | 无   (single-model? stage skipped?)
- top 想法(带 score/verdict) + synthesis + key tradeoffs

Helper commands (agent-only)

"$TOOL_HOME/run.sh" selfcheck claude codex grok
"$TOOL_HOME/run.sh" "<problem>" --dry-run
"$TOOL_HOME/test.sh"           # offline smoke — PROVIDER_MOCK=1, no LLM calls
"$TOOL_HOME/test.sh" --live    # same checks, but against real providers

Install / refresh user-level discovery (idempotent):

./scripts/dev/link-platform-skills.sh

Don't

  • Don't ask the human to run run.sh as the main path
  • Don't collapse to a solo idea list and call it a multi-persona brainstorm
  • Don't use it to review existing code — that's adversarial-review
  • Don't default to full multi-persona diverge just to critique one closed proposal (that is 设计评审, not brainstorm) unless the user wants alternatives
  • Don't claim cross-model diversity when only one provider was available (the runner marks single-model in notes)

Related

  • Runner (this dir): run.sh, lib/ideas-schema.json, prompts/
  • Sibling skill (provider layer source): ../adversarial-review/
  • Design-doc routing (no dedicated skill): host validation.md → Design proposal review
  • Link installer: scripts/dev/link-platform-skills.sh
  • Memory: adversarial-review-no-resume (why stateless, not resume)

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