oma-brainstorm

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Design-first ideation that explores user intent, constraints, and approaches before any planning or implementation. Use for brainstorming, ideation, exploring concepts, and evaluating approaches.

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# Brainstorm - Design-First Ideation ## Scheduling ### Goal Explore user intent, constraints, and alternative approaches before planning or implementation, then preserve an approved design for downstream planning. ### Intent signature - User says they have an idea, want to brainstorm, compare approaches, explore concepts, or design before planning. - Request is ambiguous enough that implementation or task planning would be premature. ### When to use - Exploring a new feature idea before planning - Understanding user intent and constraints before committing to an approach - Comparing multiple design approaches with trade-offs - When the user says "I have an idea" or "let's design something" - Before invoking `/plan` for complex or ambiguous requests ### When NOT to use - Requirements are already clear and well-defined -> use `oma-pm` directly - Implementing actual code -> delegate to specialized agents - Performing code reviews -> use `oma-qa` - Debugging existing issues -> use `oma-debug` ### Expected inputs - Early idea, ambiguous goal, product concept, design question, or set of constraints - Existing project context when the idea must fit a codebase or product direction - User preferences and approval gates ### Expected outputs - Clarified intent and constraints - Two or three approaches with tradeoffs and a recommended option - Section-by-section approved design document - Saved design artifact before handoff to planning ### Dependencies - Shared context loading, ...

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Author
first-fluke
Repository
first-fluke/oh-my-agent
Created
4 months ago
Last Updated
today
Language
TypeScript
License
MIT

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