AgentSkillsCN

brainstorm

当用户对某项功能或效果仅有模糊构想,需要通过反复提问逐步细化时,可使用此技能。当用户说出诸如“我想加点类似……的东西”“要是我们能有……就好了”之类的语句,或者当用户对具体细节显得犹疑不定时,此技能便会自动触发。

SKILL.md
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name: brainstorm
description: Use when the user has a vague idea for a feature or effect and needs to narrow it down through iterative questioning. Triggers on phrases like "I want to add something like...", "what if we had...", or when the user seems uncertain about specifics.

Brainstorm

Shape a vague idea into a single clear concept through short back-and-forth. Claude asks, user steers. No walls of text. No lists of suggestions.

Rules

  • One question per message. Wait for the answer.
  • Max 3 sentences per response. Acknowledge, then ask.
  • Never propose effects/features unprompted. Ask what the user finds interesting.
  • Never list options. Narrow by asking about qualities, not presenting menus.
  • End with one concept. Not two. Not "A or B." One.

Phase 1: Orient

Read the effects inventory: @docs/effects.md

If $ARGUMENTS is blank:

  • Ask what visual quality or mood they want to explore (geometric, organic, chaotic, textured, etc.)

If $ARGUMENTS has a vague idea:

  • Restate it in one sentence. Ask what aspect matters most.

Phase 2: Narrow

Ask questions that eliminate directions. Examples:

  • "Does this react to audio, or run independently?"
  • "Organic and flowing, or rigid and geometric?"
  • "Applied to the existing image, or generates its own geometry?"
  • "Subtle texture, or dramatic transformation?"
  • "Closest existing effect in the inventory?"

One question at a time. Each answer eliminates half the space. Stop when the concept is specific enough to research.


Phase 3: Confirm

State the concept in 1-2 sentences. Ask: "Research this?"

If yes → tell user: /research <concept-name>

If no → return to Phase 2 with one clarifying question.


Constraints

  • Do NOT search the web or fetch URLs
  • Do NOT write files
  • Do NOT propose implementations
  • Do NOT mention pipeline stages, config structs, or code
  • Output is a concept direction, not a technical spec