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Overview

Brainstorm is designed for ideation tasks. The agent generates ideas, explores multiple angles, and organizes its thinking into structured outputs — idea lists, pros/cons tables, option matrices, or prioritized recommendations.

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When to Use

  • Exploring new feature ideas or product directions
  • Generating content topics, campaign concepts, or naming options
  • Thinking through trade-offs before making a decision
  • Quick idea generation sessions that don’t need deep research

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How It Works

1

Frame the problem

Describe what you’re brainstorming about. Include constraints, goals, and any context the agent should consider.
2

Agent generates ideas

The agent produces a structured set of ideas, often organized by category, feasibility, or priority.
3

Iterate

Ask the agent to expand on specific ideas, combine options, or filter based on new criteria.

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Examples

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Tips

“Brainstorm ideas for a launch campaign — budget under $5K, timeline 2 weeks, target: enterprise CTOs” produces more actionable results than an open-ended ask.
After the initial brainstorm, say “expand on ideas 3 and 7” or “combine the best parts of options A and C.”
If the problem has multiple dimensions or needs research backing, switch to Deep Brainstorm for a more thorough exploration.

Deep Brainstorm

Extended multi-step brainstorming for complex problems

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