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- Add new /speckit.innovate command template with dynamic multi-role system- Support three brainstorming modes (Quick/Standard/Deep)- Implement cross-domain inspiration system- Add structured challenge-rebuttal debates between agents- Include session persistence and resumability features- Add user impact analysis from multiple stakeholder perspectives- Create comprehensive agent-roles.yaml configuration with 15+ role categories- Add brainstorms directory structure template and documentation- Update README.md to document the new command- Update CHANGELOG.md with complete feature descriptionThis command facilitates creative ideation using parallel subagent discussions,helping teams brainstorm innovative solutions through diverse expert perspectives.
offendingcommit commentedNov 11, 2025
I think this has some merit, but I would invoke bash or powershell commands like the other speckit commands do. |
copyboy commentedNov 12, 2025
I didn't understand your question because I provided a command /speckit.innovate to trigger a brainstorming session. |
offendingcommit commentedNov 29, 2025
So the other commands include bash or powershell scripts with load things into context and I was only suggesting that you could include some of the same. 😄 |
localden commentedDec 2, 2025
@copyboy can you share more about how you tested this and what the output is across different scenarios? I think I get the idea, but would love to see how this works in practical terms. |
This command facilitates creative ideation using parallel subagent discussions, helping teams brainstorm innovative solutions through diverse expert perspectives.