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Map the branching question space from a topic — sub-questions, adjacent domains, meta-framings. Use when /bloom is invoked or Shane asks "what questions does X open up", "bloom on X". Do NOT use to trace how thinking evolved — that's /trace.
slogsdon/skills-vault-knowledge · ★ 0 · AI & Automation · score 68
Install: claude install-skill slogsdon/skills-vault-knowledge
# Skill: /bloom [argument] Expand a topic into its question space as a tree — questions that nest and relate, not a flat enumeration, with Level 3 meta-framings that challenge how the topic is posed. **Don't:** flatten the bloom into a list. Don't surface only obvious sub-questions — Level 3 reframings that challenge the topic's framing are where the value is. ## Steps 1. Parse the argument/topic from Shane's request. 2. Follow [Qwen Protocol](_lib/qwen-protocol.md) with: - `task`: "Vault access (bash only, no MCP tools): `obsidian search query='TERM' limit=10`, `obsidian read file='Note Name'` (no .md). Map how '[argument]' branches into sub-questions across the vault. Level 1: immediate follow-on questions. Level 2: adjacent topics and domains with shared structure. Level 3: meta-questions that challenge how '[argument]' is framed. Note which branches are already explored in the vault vs. blank. Suggest 1–2 unexplored branches most worth pursuing. Output as a structured tree, not a flat list." - `skill`: "bloom" 3. Review Qwen's result, synthesize if needed, and present to Shane. ## Fallback If Qwen is unavailable: 1. Run `obsidian search query='[argument]' limit=10` via bash; read relevant notes. 2. Map the bloom: Level 1 (direct sub-questions), Level 2 (adjacent questions and shared structures), Level 3 (meta-framings that challenge how the topic is posed). 3. Note vault coverage vs. blank branches. Suggest 1–2 most worth pursuing. 4. Present as a structured