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superforge-brainlisted

Run the BreakBias engine — an exhaustive, machine-checkable idea sweep — or, when the stakes don't call for it, a lighter classic method (SCAMPER, Six Hats, Crazy 8s, How Might We). For a full sweep: decompose the problem across five lenses, name the hidden bias on every element, ban the obvious three, then push every element through eight transformation techniques and their sub-methods as a tracked cell ledger, so no combination is silently skipped. Survivors are killed by explicit codes, judged in a separate context, and only then checked against the market — with every generated idea, not just survivors, visualised in docs/product-idea.html alongside an Impact×Effort and a User×Company Impact map. Use when the user says "brainstorm", "ideas", "come up with", "what could we build", "reframe this", "concept", "something more original", "アイデア", "発想", "ブレスト", "企画", "コンセプト", "あり���たりじゃないもの", "何が作れる", "BreakBias", "SIT", "虱潰しで考えて", or runs /superforge-brain.
takaoumehara/superforge-skill · ★ 1 · AI & Automation · score 80
Install: claude install-skill takaoumehara/superforge-skill
# Superforge Brain — the BreakBias engine Most idea generation stops when something plausible arrives. BreakBias does not stop, because stopping is a decision made by whoever got tired first. Instead it enumerates every (element × technique × sub-method) combination as a **cell**, and a run is finished only when every cell has a terminal status. Software can hold a 300-cell ledger and never lose its place. A person in a workshop cannot. That asymmetry is the reason to run this as a skill rather than as a meeting. **Lineage.** The two floor constraints — Closed World and Function Follows Form — come from SIT (Systematic Inventive Thinking). BreakBias extends it: eight techniques instead of five, a named bias on every element, an explicit ban list that novelty is then scored against, the cell ledger, judgment in a separate context, and a market gate placed after judgment. --- ## 0. Iron rules (non-negotiable) 1. **Closed World** — never import an element from outside the system and its immediate boundary. The moment you add something external it stops being non-obvious and becomes an addition anyone could have made. 2. **Form first** — construct the impossible state, **withhold judgment**, and derive the value backwards. Never reason forward from a benefit. 3. **Ban the obvious three** — list the three answers any model reaches for first and outlaw them *before* generating. They go into the artifact. 4. **No pruning mid-sweep** — deduplication, killing, and sc