| name | specify-innovate |
| description | Specify skill for innovation brainstorming — defines analysis categories, skills to load, agents to launch, and severity classification |
Spec Filename Prefix
innovate-
Skills to Load
None required (domain skills loaded based on project type).
Agents to Launch
None specified.
Analysis Categories
- New features: Functionality the project doesn't have yet but would benefit its users — what users would love, what competitors offer, what's missing
- Pain point elimination: Workflows that require too many steps, manual repetition, or workarounds. For OpenCode projects, look for missing slash commands, agents, or skills that would automate common sequences
- User experience enhancements: Ways to make existing features more intuitive, faster, or more delightful — better defaults, smarter behaviors, reduced friction
- Missing conveniences: Features users would expect but don't exist — missing CLI flags, configuration options, or integrations
- Error recovery: Places where users can get stuck, lose work, or hit dead ends — missing undo, poor error messages, no fallback options
- Workflow shortcuts: Common multi-step sequences that could be collapsed into single actions — batch operations, presets, templates
- Integrations: Connections with other tools, services, or ecosystems that would multiply the project's value
- Discoverability gaps: Useful features that exist but are hard to find — buried settings, undocumented capabilities, non-obvious combinations
- Data and feedback: Places where the user is left guessing — missing progress indicators, unclear status, lack of actionable diagnostics
- Customization needs: Areas where users have different preferences that a single default can't satisfy
- Scaling & future-proofing: Extensibility points, plugin systems, configuration options that prepare for growth
Context
This command runs inside OpenCode. Factor in the OpenCode workflow — slash commands, agents, skills, MCP tools, terminal-based interaction — when identifying improvements for OpenCode-related projects.
User Profile Identification
- Determine who uses this project (end users, developers, operators, or the developer via OpenCode)
- Identify the primary workflows — what does a typical session look like?
- Note development environment constraints (terminal-based, CLI-first, AI-assisted)
- Check for existing TODO/FIXME markers that reveal known pain points
Severity Classification
Rank by impact-to-effort ratio:
- Quick wins: Small effort, high user value
- High-impact projects: Large effort but transformative
- Addressable now: Can be done immediately with existing
/commands or skills
Scope Overrides
None — uses default scope detection.
