multi-agent-brainstorm
NewFan out 5 subagents to brainstorm in parallel, then converge with DVFN scoring. A Claude Code command that structurally avoids the failure modes of human group brainstorming.
Summary
This skill orchestrates five parallel subagents to generate diverse ideas on a given topic, then converges their outputs using a DVFN (Diverse Value Function Network) scoring mechanism to select the best concepts.
- It helps developers avoid common groupthink pitfalls by enforcing structural independence during ideation and systematic evaluation during synthesis.
Install & Usage
mkdir -p .claude/agentsAdd the configuration to .claude/agents/multi-agent-brainstorm.md
@multi-agent-brainstormUse Cases
Usage Examples
/multi-agent-brainstorm topic: 'ways to reduce cold start latency in a serverless app'
Use multi-agent brainstorming to generate 10 unique UI design concepts for a dashboard.
/multi-agent-brainstorm topic: 'features for a developer productivity tool' constraints: 'must integrate with VS Code, free tier available'
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is multi-agent-brainstorm?
This skill orchestrates five parallel subagents to generate diverse ideas on a given topic, then converges their outputs using a DVFN (Diverse Value Function Network) scoring mechanism to select the best concepts. It helps developers avoid common groupthink pitfalls by enforcing structural independence during ideation and systematic evaluation during synthesis.
How to install multi-agent-brainstorm?
To install multi-agent-brainstorm: create the agents directory (mkdir -p .claude/agents), then add the config to .claude/agents/multi-agent-brainstorm.md. Finally, @multi-agent-brainstorm in Claude Code.
What is multi-agent-brainstorm best for?
multi-agent-brainstorm is a agent categorized under General. It is designed for: agent. Created by laymom.
What can I use multi-agent-brainstorm for?
multi-agent-brainstorm is useful for: Generate a wide range of feature ideas for a new product while avoiding anchoring bias from initial suggestions.; Brainstorm potential solutions to a complex technical problem by exploring multiple angles simultaneously.; Create a list of innovative marketing strategies by having subagents propose different campaign concepts.; Identify edge cases and risks in a system design by having each subagent focus on a different failure mode.; Develop a set of naming or branding options for a project with diverse stylistic approaches.; Explore multiple architectural patterns for a software component and score them against defined criteria..