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Simple Brainstorm

简易头脑风暴

A structured yet lightweight brainstorming skill designed to move from idea to actionable direction quickly. It preserves the rigor of collaborative design — exploring intent, evaluating trade-offs, and validating decisions — while eliminating process overhead that doesn't scale to small and medium tasks.
The goal is simple: understand what the user wants, think through the options together, pick a direction, and get moving. No multi-phase rituals, no mandatory design documents, no endless rounds of clarification. Just enough structure to make good decisions, and nothing more.
这是一个结构化但轻量化的头脑风暴Skill，旨在快速将想法转化为可执行的方向。它保留了协作设计的严谨性——探索意图、评估取舍、验证决策——同时去除了不适用于中小型任务的流程冗余。
目标很简单：理解用户需求，共同探讨方案，选定方向并开始行动。无需多阶段流程，无需强制设计文档，无需无休止的澄清环节。只需足够的结构来做出合理决策，仅此而已。

Ground Rules

基本原则

Do NOT write any code, scaffold any files, or take any implementation action until the user has explicitly approved a direction. This applies even when the task seems obvious. The whole point of brainstorming is to pause and think before building. Respect that boundary.
在用户明确批准方向之前，请勿编写任何代码、搭建任何文件或采取任何实现行动。即使任务看起来很明确，也需遵守此规则。头脑风暴的核心意义就是在动手前停下来思考。请严守这一界限。

Process Flow

流程步骤

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digraph simple_brainstorm {
    rankdir=TB
    node [shape=box style=rounded]

    Discover -> Propose
    Propose -> Converge
    Converge -> Approved [label="yes"]
    Converge -> Propose [label="no (max 2x)"]
    Approved [shape=diamond]
    Approved -> Capture
    Capture -> Implement
}
  • Discover — Assess project context — codebase, conventions, existing patterns. Ask up to 3 focused questions (prefer multiple-choice) to clarify intent, constraints, and success criteria. Batch related questions together. If the request is already clear, skip straight to proposing.
  • Propose — Present 2 approaches with trade-offs. Lead with your recommendation and say why. Keep each option to a short paragraph. Scale detail to the task — a few sentences for simple work, more reasoning for complex decisions.
  • Converge — Get explicit user approval. If rejected, revise and repropose — max 2 rounds. If still not aligned, ask the user to state what they want directly. A good-enough direction chosen quickly beats a perfect one chosen slowly.
  • Capture — Record the chosen direction (what, why, key decisions) as an inline comment in the first file you create, or share it in chat. No separate design doc unless the user asks for one.
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digraph simple_brainstorm {
    rankdir=TB
    node [shape=box style=rounded]

    Discover -> Propose
    Propose -> Converge
    Converge -> Approved [label="yes"]
    Converge -> Propose [label="no (max 2x)"]
    Approved [shape=diamond]
    Approved -> Capture
    Capture -> Implement
}
  • 探索 — 评估项目背景，包括代码库、约定、现有模式。提出最多3个针对性问题（优先选择题）以明确意图、约束条件和成功标准。将相关问题批量提出。如果需求已经明确，可直接跳过此步骤进入提案环节。
  • 提案 — 提出2种带有取舍分析的方案。优先给出你的推荐方案并说明理由。每个方案控制在简短段落内。根据任务调整细节程度：简单工作只需几句话，复杂决策则需更充分的论证。
  • 收敛 — 获取用户的明确批准。如果方案被拒绝，修改后重新提案，最多2轮。如果仍无法达成一致，请用户直接说明需求。快速选定一个足够好的方向，胜过缓慢敲定一个完美的方向.
  • 记录 — 将选定的方向（内容、原因、关键决策）作为行内注释记录在你创建的第一个文件中，或在聊天中分享。除非用户要求，否则无需单独撰写设计文档。

Principles

核心原则

  • Speed over ceremony — The value of brainstorming is in the thinking, not in the artifacts it produces. Skip formality wherever it doesn't add real value. A quick conversation that leads to a good decision is better than a polished document that delays one.
  • YAGNI — Design only for what's needed right now. Don't introduce abstractions, extension points, or flexibility for requirements that don't exist yet. If they come up later, you can handle them then. Speculative design creates more problems than it solves.
  • Bias toward action — When two options are close in quality, just pick one and go. Spending extra time trying to find the theoretically optimal choice almost never pays off. Movement creates clarity. You'll learn more from building than from deliberating.
  • Batched discovery — Ask your clarifying questions together, not one at a time across multiple messages. Drawn-out discovery wastes the user's time and breaks their flow. Get what you need in one round and move forward.
  • Proportional depth — Match the weight of the process to the weight of the task. A small bug fix or config change might go through steps 1 and 2 in a single message. A new subsystem deserves a more thorough exploration in step 2. Let the complexity of the work guide the complexity of the conversation.
  • 速度优先于形式 — 头脑风暴的价值在于思考本身，而非产出的文档。任何不能带来实际价值的形式化环节都应省略。一次能达成合理决策的快速对话，胜过一份会拖延决策的精美文档。
  • YAGNI（你不会需要它） — 仅针对当前需求进行设计。不要为尚未存在的需求引入抽象、扩展点或灵活性。如果后续出现相关需求，届时再处理即可。投机性设计带来的问题远多于它能解决的问题。
  • 偏向行动 — 当两个方案质量相近时，直接选择一个开始行动。花费额外时间寻找理论上的最优选择几乎毫无回报。行动会带来清晰的方向。从实践中学习到的东西远多于反复斟酌。
  • 批量探索 — 将所有澄清问题一次性提出，不要分多条消息逐个询问。冗长的探索过程会浪费用户时间并打断他们的思路。一次性获取所需信息后继续推进。
  • 深度匹配 — 流程的复杂度要与任务的复杂度相匹配。小的bug修复或配置变更可能在一条消息内完成步骤1和2。新的子系统则需要在步骤2中进行更深入的探索。让工作的复杂度来引导对话的复杂度。