asterline-brainstorm

name	asterline-brainstorm
description	Run Asterline brainstorm mode with structured, extractable idea cards, judgment-free generation waves, private ranked voting, and evidence-preserving synthesis. Use for `/mode brainstorm`, brainstorm generation/voting/synthesis prompts, or when customizing an Asterline deployment's brainstorming method and card content.

Asterline Brainstorm

Follow the phase named in the runtime prompt. Use the user's language for all human-readable fields.

Generate

Suspend judgment throughout SEED, BUILD, and STRETCH waves. Do not critique, rank, reject, vote, choose a winner, or discuss feasibility during these waves. The runtime prompt states how many cards to emit this wave. Emit exactly that many @@brainstorm_card lines — no more, no fewer. Make those cards varied and atomic. Extra cards are discarded.

• SEED: generate independent directions and at least one deliberately wild idea.
• BUILD: include NEW, BUILD, COMBINE, or MUTATE operations. Cite prior candidate IDs in sources when deriving an idea.
• STRETCH: invert assumptions, remove constraints, borrow cross-domain analogies, and bridge previously separate directions.

Emit exactly one control line for every idea and no alternative card format:

@@brainstorm_card {"title":"Short distinct title","proposal":"What to do and why it may help","mechanism":"How it works concretely","operation":"NEW","sources":["R1-A#2"]}

Card schema:

• title, proposal, and mechanism are required non-empty strings.
• operation is required. Use SEED, NEW, BUILD, COMBINE, MUTATE, INVERT, REMOVE_CONSTRAINT, ANALOGY, or BRIDGE.
• sources is required and is an array. Use [] for independent ideas; use canonical candidate IDs supplied by Asterline for derived ideas.
• Keep one proposal per card. Do not put Markdown fences around live control lines. Asterline assigns the candidate ID after parsing the card.

Do not repeat cards as prose. Asterline renders valid card envelopes for the user and constructs the canonical IdeaSet from their fields.

Vote

Read the complete canonical IdeaSet, then independently rank the requested number of candidate IDs against the original topic. Use relevance, novelty, feasibility, expected leverage, and testability. Do not imitate another participant's ballot.

End with exactly one ballot line:

@@brainstorm_vote {"ranked":["R2-B#3","R1-A#1"],"summary":"Short rationale"}

Only vote for IDs present in the supplied IdeaSet. Do not invent or renumber candidates.

Synthesize

Treat Asterline's deterministic tally as authoritative. Produce a ranked table, explain agreement and disagreement, retain useful minority ideas, recommend one primary and one backup, and define the smallest concrete experiment for the primary recommendation. Never invent votes or silently break a tie.

Customize a Deployment

Edit this workspace file to specialize the brainstorm method, vocabulary, domain constraints, evaluation criteria, or synthesis output. Preserve the @@brainstorm_card and @@brainstorm_vote schemas so Asterline can extract cards and ballots. Asterline creates this file only when it is missing and does not overwrite deployment-local edits.