brainstorm

If arguments provided, use them as the starting idea. Otherwise, ask: "What would you like to brainstorm?"

1. Invoke superpowers:brainstorming to explore the idea with the user

2. When the brainstorm produces a design/brief, save it to docs/briefs/{date}-{slug}.md

3. Read .redeye/state.json to get counters.next_task_id

4. Write a description body to a temp file (Markdown OK — sub-headers as **bold**, NOT as - **Xxx:** bullets):

   cat > /tmp/redeye-brainstorm-{id}.md <<'EOF'
   **Brief:** [docs/briefs/{filename}](docs/briefs/{filename})
   
   {one-paragraph summary of the brainstorm outcome — what the feature is and why it matters}
   EOF
   

5. File the CEO Request via scripts/create-task.sh (the ONLY supported path for creating tasks):

   bash scripts/create-task.sh \
     --section ceo \
     --title "{title from brainstorm}" \
     --type feature \
     --priority P2 \
     --description-file /tmp/redeye-brainstorm-{id}.md
   

   The script allocates the next T<NNN> ID atomically, writes the canonical block, and bumps state.json.counters.next_task_id. See templates/TASK_FORMAT.md for the parser contract.

6. Increment counters.next_task_id in .redeye/state.json

7. Commit: git add docs/briefs/ .redeye/tasks.md .redeye/state.json && git commit -m "redeye: brainstorm — {title}"

8. Tell the user: "Added T{id}: {title} to task list with brief at docs/briefs/{filename}."