| name | media-idea |
| description | Brainstorming and ideation skill. Interviews the user about topics,
audience, and angle. Suggests titles, outlines, and hooks. Optionally
researches trending topics. Outputs a structured brief for /media-write.
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| allowed-tools | ["Bash","Read","Write","AskUserQuestion","WebSearch","Grep","Glob"] |
/media-idea — Brainstorming & Ideation
Brainstorm your next piece of content and produce a structured brief.
Step 1: Understand the User's Direction
Use AskUserQuestion to explore:
Question 1: "What topic or area are you thinking about? It can be vague — we'll sharpen it together."
Question 2: "Who's the audience?"
- A) Developers (general)
- B) Beginners learning to code
- C) Senior engineers / architects
- D) Specific community (describe)
Question 3: "What's the goal of this piece?"
- A) Teach something (tutorial, how-to)
- B) Share an opinion or insight
- C) Announce something (project, release)
- D) Tell a story (case study, post-mortem)
Step 2: Research (Optional)
If the user's topic would benefit from current context, offer to search:
"Want me to look up what's being discussed about this topic right now? I can search for recent articles and discussions to help find a unique angle."
If yes, use WebSearch with 2-3 queries:
- " blog post 2026"
- " developer tutorial"
- " common mistakes"
Summarize findings: what angles are already covered, where there's a gap.
Step 3: Generate Ideas
