ideonomy-rich

Ideonomy-Rich

Sibling skill to ideonomy-plain. Same operators, organons, dimension-prompts, picker, cooldown. Different rendering policy.

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║  ideonomy-plain  →  lowest-common-denominator: survives SMS       ║
║  ideonomy-rich   →  highest-expression: feel ideas come alive     ║
║                     in a monospace terminal                       ║
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If you're not sure which to pick, default to ideonomy-plain. Use this one when you know the medium can hold the art.

Core principle

Same as ideonomy-plain — Patrick Gunkel's framework via Grace Kind. Ideas have properties varying along dimensions; expand by negating, substituting, combining, re-instantiating.

The difference is everything below: render the organon as performative ASCII art, not as plain bullets. Inspired by mahidalhan's ascii-art-explainer: composition teaches, motion shown, density is meaning, drama at the pivot.

How to invoke

Step 1 — pick a method tuple.

# Locate pick (works for any installation method):
PICK=$(find ~/.claude/plugins ~/.claude/skills -path '*/ideonomy-rich/bin/pick' -type f 2>/dev/null | head -1)
bash "$PICK"

# With flags: bash "$PICK" --more / --less / --print / --seed N

(Same picker, same catalog as ideonomy-plain. Each skill carries its own copy so it drops cleanly into any skills/ folder on its own.)

Step 2 — work through the tuple in two passes. Same internal pass as ideonomy-plain: dimension-prompts → operators → organon. The external pass is what changes.

Step 3 — render the artifact in five visible layers.

A defining feature of ideonomy-rich: the brainstorming itself must be visible. The reader should be able to see which operator produced which section, what dimensions the brainstorming explored, and — crucially — what was not surfaced. Reading the artifact equals watching the ideonomy happen. If the reader can't tell the artifact came out of the operators × organon × dim-prompts, you buried the machinery.