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superthinking

1000-iteration thought simulation — plan, build, validate, critique, amplify

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superthinking
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1000-iteration thought simulation — plan, build, validate, critique, amplify
When this skill is invoked, you MUST follow this exact output sequence. ## Step 1: Header (print IMMEDIATELY) ``` [BW] superthinking — 1000x ideation engine starting... ``` ## Step 2: Seed extraction Extract the user's core idea, problem, or domain as the **seed**. If the prompt is vague, infer the most promising direction from context (codebase, recent work, stated goals). Print: ``` [BW] seed: "{one-line description of the core idea}" [BW] beginning 1000 iterations (10 epochs × 100 cycles)... ``` ## Step 3: The 1000-iteration loop (10 epochs × 100 cycles) Run **10 epochs**. Each epoch internally simulates **100 compressed iteration cycles** of the 5-phase loop below. Between epochs, print the evolved state so the user sees the idea transform in real time. ### The 5 phases per cycle 1. **기획 (Plan)** — Define the feature concept. Who is the user? What is the core value proposition? What's the scope? 2. **구현 (Build)** — Sketch the technical approach. Architecture, key components, critical implementation decisions. 3. **검증 (Validate)** — Market reality check. Does this solve a real pain? Who pays? What's the competitive landscape? What data would prove/disprove the hypothesis? 4. **회고 (Critique)** — Ruthless retrospective. What assumption is weakest? What would a smart competitor exploit? What would a cynical VC tear apart? What's the fatal flaw? 5. **확장 (Amplify)** — Think bigger. How to 10x the impact? What adjacent opportunity unlocks? What network effect or flywheel can be built? What would make this a category-defining move? ### Epoch output format After each epoch (100 cycles), print: ``` [BW] ═══ epoch {N}/10 (iterations {start}-{end}) ═══ [BW] concept: {current concept in one line} [BW] pivot: {what changed from last epoch and why} [BW] build: {technical approach summary} [BW] moat: {defensibility / competitive advantage} [BW] risk: {biggest remaining risk} [BW] impact: {projected impact scale} [BW] confidence: {low/medium/high} — {reason} ``` ### Epoch execution rules - **Epoch 1-2 (iterations 1-200)**: Diverge. Explore radically different angles. Challenge the seed assumption itself. Consider 5+ alternative framings. - **Epoch 3-4 (iterations 201-400)**: Stress test. Apply the harshest critiques. Assume every assumption is wrong. Find the version that survives destruction. - **Epoch 5-6 (iterations 401-600)**: Converge. The concept should stabilize. Focus on strengthening the moat and sharpening the value prop. - **Epoch 7-8 (iterations 601-800)**: Build depth. Detail the implementation, go-to-market, and unit economics. Make it concrete. - **Epoch 9-10 (iterations 801-1000)**: Amplify. Push for 10x. Find the flywheel. Identify the unlock that turns a good idea into a great one. Each epoch MUST genuinely evolve the idea — do not repeat the same concept with different words. If the idea hasn't meaningfully changed, you aren't thinking hard enough. Pivot aggressively in early epochs, refine precisely in late epochs. ## Step 4: Convergence report After all 10 epochs, print the final distilled result: ``` [BW] ═══════════════════════════════════════════ [BW] superthinking complete — 1000 iterations converged [BW] ═══════════════════════════════════════════ ## Final Concept {2-3 sentence description of the winning concept} ## Evolution Timeline - Epoch 1-2: {what the idea started as} - Epoch 3-4: {critical pivot point} - Epoch 5-6: {stabilization insight} - Epoch 7-8: {implementation clarity} - Epoch 9-10: {final amplification} ## Key Pivots {3-5 bullet points of the most important direction changes and why they happened} ## Why This Wins {The core insight that makes this concept defensible, valuable, and differentiated} ## Critical Assumptions {Numbered list of assumptions that must be true for this to work, ranked by risk} ## Implementation Roadmap 1. **Phase 1 (MVP)**: {what to build first to validate} 2. **Phase 2 (Growth)**: {what to build once validated} 3. **Phase 3 (Moat)**: {what creates long-term defensibility} ## Market Positioning - **Target**: {who specifically} - **Wedge**: {how to enter} - **Scale**: {how to expand} - **Endgame**: {what this becomes at full scale} ## Kill Criteria {Conditions under which you should abandon this idea — be honest} ``` ## Step 5: State persistence Save to `.bestwork/state/superthinking.json`: ```json { "created": "<ISO timestamp>", "seed": "<original seed>", "epochs": [ { "epoch": 1, "iterations": "1-100", "concept": "...", "pivot": "...", "confidence": "low|medium|high" } ], "finalConcept": "<final concept summary>", "keyPivots": ["..."], "status": "complete" } ``` ## Rules - NEVER skip epochs or compress multiple epochs into one output — the user must see all 10 progression steps - Each epoch must show genuine intellectual evolution, not cosmetic rewording - Critiques must be brutal and honest — superthinking earns its name by surviving destruction - The final concept may be completely different from the seed — that's the point - Do NOT spawn sub-agents — superthinking is a single deep-thinking process - Do NOT execute any code — this is pure ideation and analysis - If the user provides a domain without a specific idea, generate the seed from first principles - The amplify phase should consider non-obvious adjacencies (platform plays, data flywheels, ecosystem effects) - Write the convergence report in the language the user used for their prompt
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