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Explicit doorway to the Piyaz brainstorm subagent. Use only when the user types /piyaz:brainstorm directly. For natural-language brainstorm requests (the user describes a net-new project idea), the /piyaz skill or the assistant dispatches the brainstorm agent via the Task tool — do not invoke this skill for that path.

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name	brainstorm
description	Explicit doorway to the Piyaz brainstorm subagent. Use only when the user types /piyaz:brainstorm directly. For natural-language brainstorm requests (the user describes a net-new project idea), the /piyaz skill or the assistant dispatches the brainstorm agent via the Task tool — do not invoke this skill for that path.

Dispatch the brainstorm subagent via the Task tool with subagent_type: "brainstorm". Pass the user's full request as the prompt. The canonical workflow lives in the agent definition; do not duplicate it here.

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