fun-brainstorming
Guide Fast Brainstorming Sessions
Creative and architectural decisions can stall when options are unclear. This skill gives Claude, Codex, and Claude Code a focused process for exploring options and choosing a direction.
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Using "fun-brainstorming". Help me decide how to add saved searches to a dashboard.
Expected outcome:
- Clarifying questions focus on users, saved search scope, and sharing needs.
- Option one uses a simple personal saved-search list.
- Option two adds shared team search management.
- Recommendation starts with personal saved searches unless team sharing is a current requirement.
Using "fun-brainstorming". I need a direction for refactoring a slow settings page.
Expected outcome:
- The assistant compares targeted performance fixes with a larger state-management refactor.
- The recommended path is the smaller change if the page has limited reuse.
- Implementation waits until the user approves the chosen direction.
Using "fun-brainstorming". Brainstorm a better onboarding flow for a developer tool.
Expected outcome:
- The assistant identifies success criteria, required setup steps, and likely friction points.
- It compares a checklist-driven flow with a guided setup wizard.
- The final response captures the selected direction and why it fits the goal.
Security Audit
High RiskThe opening bash block is a real external command risk because it runs a global npx installer from a community repository. The other two static findings are false positives from Markdown and DOT code fences. A high-risk prompt-style instruction also tries to force command execution before normal use.
Confirmed security concerns (1)
Capability review items (1)
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Risk Factors
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date-released: "2026-07-06"
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Skillstore Score
Why this score Evidence Confidence: MediumWhat You Can Build
Shape a New Feature
Explore the user goal, compare two feature directions, and choose a practical starting point.
Choose an Architecture Path
Review project context, weigh implementation trade-offs, and get explicit approval before changes begin.
Refine an Interaction Idea
Turn a broad creative request into focused options for layout, behavior, or user flow.
Try These Prompts
Use fun-brainstorming to help choose a direction for my task. Ask only needed questions, then propose two options.
Use fun-brainstorming for this feature idea. Identify constraints, propose two approaches, and recommend one with clear trade-offs.
Use fun-brainstorming before changing this component. Inspect the current patterns, compare two implementation paths, and wait for my approval.
Use fun-brainstorming for this architecture decision. Map the goal, risks, migration impact, and two viable approaches before implementation.
Best Practices
- Share constraints, goals, and known non-goals at the start.
- Ask for trade-offs when multiple choices look acceptable.
- Approve a direction explicitly before asking for implementation.
Avoid
- Using the skill for urgent one-line fixes that need no design choice.
- Asking for many rounds of exploration after a clear recommendation.
- Treating the brainstorm as final documentation for regulated decisions.