Use to explore several genuinely different directions before committing to one — the divergent option-space pass, the opposite of converging on a single design. Trigger when the user wants options, isn't sure of the approach, or asks to brainstorm directions before deciding.
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name: lets-explore
description: Use to explore several genuinely different directions before committing to one — the divergent option-space pass, the opposite of converging on a single design. Trigger when the user wants options, isn't sure of the approach, or asks to brainstorm directions before deciding.
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# Directions
Diverge before converging.
1. If it helps, quickly scan context first.
2. Offer **several genuinely different directions** — aim for ~4, cheapest/simplest to most ambitious. For each: the core idea, rough effort/size, the key trade-offs and what it commits to, and when it's the right call.
3. Don't converge yet. Flag any option the user is underrating and why.
**Next move:** once the user picks a direction, `lets-shape` to size it, or their build pipeline.
