QianYuan.AIAgenticFramework: Skill for Claude Code

Brainstorm

Overview

Use this skill to convert rough ideas into clear, reviewable design outputs through structured dialogue.

The goal is to:

1. Clarify requirements and constraints
2. Explore alternatives with trade-offs
3. Produce a concrete, validated design brief in artifacts or a handoff to planning

Workflow

Step 1: Gather Project Context

Load only the project context relevant to the current idea:

• If docs/SUMMARY.md exists, read it first.
• Load only task-relevant detail docs.
• Prioritize Code Standard docs for implementation conventions.
• If docs conflict with code or user intent, use the available input/question tool before broad changes.

Also check key implementation files relevant to the idea and note constraints from existing architecture, dependencies, and conventions.

Keep this pass focused. Only gather what is needed for the current idea.

Step 2: Clarify Requirements

Ask targeted questions sequentially to remove ambiguity with input/question tool:

• Focus on:
  • Objective and user value
  • Scope boundaries
  • Constraints (technical, UX, performance, timeline)
  • Success criteria
  • Non-goals

Do not jump to implementation details too early.

Step 3: Explore Approaches

Propose 2-5 viable approaches.

For each approach, include:

• Short summary
• Pros
• Cons / risks
• Complexity estimate
• Recommended use conditions

Lead with your recommended option and explain why it best fits the project context and constraints.

After presenting all approaches, use input/question tool to let the user pick their preferred approach. List the summary options. Example:

1. Approach A, short summary
2. Approach B, short summary
3. Approach C, short summary
4. Other (please specify)

with the tag added for the recommended approach to guide the user.

Step 4: Present the Design Incrementally

Once requirements are clear, present the design incrementally in logical phases (about 200-300 words per phase) to avoid overwhelming the user.