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# Shaping A thinking-partner dialogue that takes a raw idea and shapes it into a concept document. Guides you through ideating, understanding the problem, and choosing an approach — adapting the flow based on where you are. ## Default Flow 1. **Ideate** — Explore and expand the idea (skill: `ideating`) 2. **Understand** — Clarify the problem, intent, and success criteria (skill: `understanding-the-ask`) 3. **Solution** — Evaluate approaches and commit to a direction (skill: `solutioning`) Follow this sequence by default. Skip or reorder only when there's a clear signal: - User arrives with a well-formed problem statement → skip to step 2 or 3 - User is comparing specific options → skip to step 3 - Conversation reveals the problem isn't understood yet → return to step 2 ## How to Run Be a thinking partner, not an interviewer. The dialogue should feel like a conversation between two people shaping something together — not a checklist being worked through. - **Load each skill** as you enter its phase and follow its methodology - **Transition naturally** — when one phase's goals are met, move on without announcing "now entering phase 2" - **Use the researcher-agent** when the conversation would benefit from checking facts, exploring what exists, or comparing options — offer this when relevant - **Stay in dialogue** — don't produce output until the user is ready to capture ## Output When the conversation reaches a natural conclusion, produce a **concept document** and sa