Brainstorm

The @orgdevkit/kit-brainstorm help surfaces — the four-brainstorm hub (the shared “name the thing → walk → real cards → you decide” contract, the four type cards, and the recent-sessions overlay) plus the Deep Brainstorm scripted walk composed end to end. Over synthetic fixtures; the walk plays a scripted conversation with no live model.

Brainstorm hub

Brainstorm help

Four ways to think something through

Each brainstorm is a different room for a different kind of stuck. They all follow the same contract: you name the thing, the walk does its work, and what comes out is real workspace cards, not a wall of prose. Nothing lands without your say so.

Demo data. Recent sessions read from a fixture overlay. The walks themselves compose a model behind a neutral adapter.

1
Name the thing
An artifact, a tension, an idea, a project seed. Every walk starts by locking what it is about.
2
The walk
Each brainstorm has its own shape: a room of voices, a mirror, four spaces, four gates.
3
Real cards out
Outputs arrive as the exact cards the workspace uses: actions, projects, pool notes, tensions.
4
You decide what lands
Every card waits for your accept. Some outputs deliberately stay with you, off the workspace.
The brainstorms
Critique RoundtableFor work you are about to commit or ship. A slate of distinct voices reads it in parallel and hands back one prioritised, brutally honest report.Many voices, one report. The room argues so you do not have to guess.OutReport in the PoolActionsProjectDeep BrainstormFor thinking that has not found its shape yet. One sharp questioning partner mirrors what it hears and asks the question that gets to the core.Questions, not answers. You own the content; the mirror sharpens it.OutInsight noteActionsPool atomLanguage of SpacesFor one tension that keeps coming back. Walk it through four spaces, Operational, Governance, Relational, Individual, so each aspect is owned by the right context.Four angles, four next steps. The role hangs on the hook halfway.OutActionGovernance tensionTwo stay with youProject DefinitionFor an idea that wants to become work. Four gates, story, smallest version, definition of done, actions, each sized for a single model run.Ends in a fully filled project card, not a promise to plan later.OutProject on the boardModel-tagged actions
Recent sessions 4
Work Requests launch noteCritique RoundtableDelivered
The feature description is solid and honest, but the note is assembled in the wrong order and written for its author.
5 voicesToday, 09:40
20 keyword questions researched, scored, and deliveredProject DefinitionCreated on the board
Story locked in two turns, half the first draft's scope cut at the smallest-version gate, five actions sized to single runs.
5 actions~205k tokensYesterday
Design handovers stall the buildLanguage of SpacesWalked, four steps
One action, one governance tension, a conversation and a practice. Two of the four steps stayed off the workspace, as they should.
Short walkTuesday
Pricing for the autumn releaseDeep BrainstormCaptured
The budget surface is the trust surface. Pricing model follows from that, not the other way round.
7 turnsLast week
One contract across all four. A brainstorm never writes to the workspace silently. Cards wait for your accept; relational and personal outcomes stay with you.

The rooms, as Reflect offers them

Reflect

BRAINSTORM ROOMS

Cadences, live and not yet

Reflect

CADENCES

  • Close the dayWalk your day, finish what can finish, and set tomorrow up.
    10 minutes
  • The quarterRead the quarter back, set what comes next, and write it down.
    60 minutes

Deep Brainstorm — full walk (click through)

The mirror-and-question walk composed on the walk shell: press Begin the walk, send a message or tap an offered option, then Capture this to compose a reflection you can accept or discard. It runs the live hook over a scripted port, so the waiting line and the no-answer line are the product’s own — send a third message and the script runs out. Synthetic fixtures; nothing writes to a server and no model is called.

Brainstorm help

Deep Brainstorm

For thinking that has not found its shape yet. One questioning partner mirrors what it hears and asks the question that gets to the core.