Workshop Ideation

Brainstorm workshop ideas through discussion and add them to workshop-ideas.md.

Workflow

1. Start the Conversation

Read current ideas to avoid duplicates:

cat /Users/aviz/architect-workshops/workshop-ideas.md

Ask open-ended questions:

• •"What area interests you? (AI tools, coding, automation, business...)"
• •"Who's the target audience? (beginners, developers, business people...)"
• •"Any specific pain point or skill you want to teach?"

2. Brainstorm Together

Based on user input, suggest 2-3 concrete ideas. For each:

• •Topic name (Hebrew preferred, can be mixed with English for tech terms)
• •One-line description (Hebrew)
• •Why it would resonate with the audience

Example:

"Based on your interest in automation, here are some ideas:

1. •אוטומציה עם Make.com - בניית תהליכים אוטומטיים ללא קוד
2. •Zapier למתחילים - חיבור אפליקציות בקלות

Which resonates? Or should we explore a different direction?"

3. Refine the Idea

Once user picks a direction, define:

4. Confirm and Add

Show the final row before adding:

| Claude Code למתחילים | שימוש ב-Claude Code בטרמינל לפיתוח מהיר | Intermediate | 2 hours | Available |

Ask: "Add this to the ideas list?"

If confirmed, append to the table in workshop-ideas.md.

5. Next Steps

After adding, ask:

• •"Want to brainstorm another idea?"
• •"Ready to create a workshop from this idea?" (→ use workshop-creator skill)

Brainstorming Prompts

Use these to spark ideas:

By audience:

• •"What do non-technical people struggle with in AI?"
• •"What would help developers be more productive?"
• •"What would business owners pay to learn?"

By trend:

• •"What's new in AI this month?"
• •"What tools are people asking about?"

By pain point:

• •"What repetitive task could be automated?"
• •"What skill gap do you see in your community?"

Notes

• •Keep descriptions concise (under 50 characters)
• •Hebrew is preferred for topic names and descriptions
• •English is fine for technical terms (e.g., "Claude Code", "MCP")
• •Don't add duplicates - check existing ideas first