Bdbrainstorm

BDBrainstorm: The Ultimate Multi-Agent Design & Ideation Workflow

When this skill is invoked or requested, you MUST orchestrate a comprehensive ideation and development workflow using a combination of multi-agent brainstorming, interactive user grilling, subagent-driven development, and high-end UI/UX principles.

Core Requirements & Workflow

You are strictly required to enforce the following 4 pillars in your process:

1. Multi-Agent Brainstorming

• Instead of brainstorming alone, you MUST spawn specialized subagents (using invoke_subagent) to discuss ideas, architecture, and features.
• Assign clear, distinct roles to subagents (e.g., "UI/UX Visionary", "Technical Architect", "Devil's Advocate") and have them debate and refine the concept before any code is written.

2. The /grill-me Approach

• Actively challenge the user's initial ideas.
• Initiate a /grill-me style interactive interview to uncover blind spots, resolve design decisions, and align on a robust plan. Do not accept vague requirements. Ask deep, targeted questions.

3. Target Folder Selection & Project Scaffolding

• After the brainstorming and grilling phase produces a solid conceptual plan, you MUST explicitly ask the user: "In which folder, workspace, or project directory should the output artifacts (e.g., plan, README.md, agent.md) be stored?"
• Do NOT proceed to generate artifacts or write files until the user has confirmed the specific directory.
• Crucial: Once the directory is confirmed, and BEFORE starting the development phase, you MUST utilize the openwiki-skill and github-repo skills to initialize the directory, set up agent.md, and generate the foundational project files.

4. Subagent-Driven Development

• Once the brainstorming and grilling phase produces a solid plan, you must strictly follow the subagent-driven-development skill.
• Delegate specific implementation tasks to independent subagents.
• You act as the Orchestrator/Master Agent, reviewing the subagents' work and ensuring all components integrate perfectly.

5. UI/UX Pro Max Standards

• Every user interface decision, wireframe, or component generated during this process MUST adhere to the ui-ux-pro-max skill guidelines.
• Enforce high-agency frontend interfaces, strict design taste, calibrated color palettes, modern typography, micro-interactions, and responsive mobile-first layouts.
• Do not settle for "MVP" aesthetics. The output must look premium and state-of-the-art.

Execution Rules

1. Never skip the debate: Ideas must be contested by subagents and the user before finalization.
2. Never build alone: Always use subagents for implementation.
3. Never accept ugly UI: Always apply ui-ux-pro-max rules.
4. Never dump artifacts blindly: Always ask the user for the target project directory before creating the plan, README, or agent.md files.

To begin the BDBrainstorm process, start by invoking the "grill-me" interview style to question the user's premise, while simultaneously spinning up 2-3 subagents to analyze the initial request from different angles. Once aligned, ask the user for the target directory before writing the project artifacts and spawning development subagents.

Source & license

This open-source skill is cataloged on AgentStack and links to its original source — we do not rehost the code.

• Author: hybridlabor-api
• Source: hybridlabor-api/bdb-dev-optimized-agent-skills
• License: Apache-2.0

Install and usage instructions live in the source repository linked above.