Brainstorm
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Use when the user wants multiple independent ideas, alternatives, or approaches from adversarial participants for a creative prompt, design question, or open-ended problem. Triggers on phrases like "brainstorm", "give me ideas", "multiple approaches", "what are my options", or "explore alternatives"
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Weave Brainstorm
Generate independent original responses from adversarial participants in parallel. Host-native sub-agents are the default; separate model CLIs are available by explicit choice. Each participant produces its own take — no synthesis or judging, just raw creative output.
When to Use
- You need multiple independent perspectives on a problem
- You want to explore creative alternatives before committing
- You want independently prompted participants to approach the same prompt
- You need a pool of originals to feed into
/weave:refineor/weave:brainstorm-and-refine
Key Features
--workers=subagents|model-clis: Use host-native sub-agents by default or explicitly select separate model CLIs--variants=N(1-3): Generate N independent responses per participant for maximum diversity- Each variant gets a distinct creative-direction preamble (conventional/creative/contrarian)
- Override preambles with
--preamble='...'for custom creative directions - All responses presented raw — no scoring or ranking
How to Invoke
Run the /weave:brainstorm command with your prompt. The command handles
context gathering, worker selection, parallel dispatch, and artifact
persistence.