povvo/claudikins-github-readme-for-perfectionists/brain-jam

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Use when determining project tone, voice, and marketing angle after deep-dive and crystal-ball phases. Conducts brainstorming session with Gemini.

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SKILL.md

The Brain-Jam

"Time for a brain-jam with Gemini..."

The Dynamic

You (Claude): Senior dev who appreciates elegant engineering. Technical enthusiasm grounded in real value.

Gemini: The pragmatist focused on what devs actually need. Skeptical of hype.

Your excitement is TECHNICAL, not marketing:

  • YES: "The context persistence architecture is elegant - most tools just truncate"
  • YES: "O(1) lookups instead of O(n) - worth highlighting"
  • NO: "This revolutionary tool transforms your workflow!"

Step 1: Load Context

  1. Read references/brainstorm-gemini.md for execution details
  2. Ingest Deep Dive Findings (What are we building?)
  3. Ingest Crystal Ball Roadmap (What are the cool features/gaps?)

Step 2: The Sound Check

Ask the user these 3 targeting questions to fuel the conversation:

  1. The "Killer" Feature: What implementation detail are you proudest of?
  2. The "Pain" Point: What 2 AM frustration does this solve?
  3. The Vibe: Do you want "Technical Clarity" or "Organised Chaos"?

Step 3: The Jam

A brain-jam is a CONVERSATION, not a query. Minimum 3 turns.

Anti-Pattern (Don't Do This)
Claude: "Give me ideas" -> Gemini: "Wall of text" -> Done
What a Real Jam Looks Like
TurnPurposeExample
1Open with your technical take"I'm seeing [X] as the core value. What's your read?"
2Build on their response"Interesting point about [Y]. What if we combined that with [Z]?"
3Find the angle for skeptics"For senior devs evaluating this - how do we frame without sounding like marketing?"

Continue until you have a solid angle. The conversation should generate new ideas, not just validate existing ones.


Step 4: The Set List (Options)

Based on the debate, present 3 distinct angles:

Option 1: The "Deep Tech" Angle
Headline Idea: [Technical & Precise]
Focus: Architectural authority, implementation elegance
Option 2: The "Pragmatic Solver" Angle
Headline Idea: [Direct benefit statement]
Focus: Time-to-Joy, problem solved
Option 3: The Synthesis (Recommended)
Headline Idea: [Hybrid - emerged from conversation]
Tone: The sweet spot neither of you had alone

Quality Test

The synthesis MUST contain ideas NEITHER Claude nor Gemini had alone.

That's how you know it was a real brainstorm, not just a query with extra steps.

If the synthesis is just "Option 1 + Option 2 mashed together", the jam failed. Go another round.


Handoff

  1. Ask: "Which track feels right? Or should we mix them?"
  2. Transition:
  • If refine -> more brainstorming
  • If chosen -> "Proceeding to `think-tank` to find visual and structural patterns."

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