Berges Brainstorm
Divergent ideas, not safe ones. Pick Brainstorm from the sidebar when you want range, not a single best guess.
Brainstorm is the pipeline for when you want options. Pick it from the sidebar and the deep-thinking layer switches into a mode tuned to push for distinct, varied ideas instead of converging on the most plausible-sounding answer.
Most AI assistants quietly average toward the median. Brainstorm pushes the other direction: more spread, more variety, more rough edges. Useful precisely when the median answer is the wrong answer.
What changes when you pick it
Higher randomness
Brainstorm uses a high sampling temperature, which gives the model more freedom to take less-likely paths. That's what produces variety instead of a polished single answer.
A divergence-first system prompt
On top of the model, Brainstorm layers a system prompt that asks for multiple distinct angles, with no early convergence. The framework is the proprietary part.
Runs on every turn
While Brainstorm is selected it shapes every reply. Switch to Reasoning when you want one confident answer again.
When Brainstorm is the right pick
- → Naming products, projects, or features
- → Generating angles for an article, deck, or talk
- → Exploring options before committing to one
- → Coming up with counterexamples or edge cases
- → Any moment where "give me five different ideas" is the right ask
Example prompts
Things people ask about Brainstorm
When should I not use Brainstorm?
When you want a single, confident answer. Asking a Brainstorm-mode model "what is 17% of 240" will get you a correct answer with two unnecessary alternatives, which is not what you needed.
Are Brainstorm's ideas always good?
No. Higher randomness produces variety, and variety includes some misses. That's the point: you pick from a wider pool. If every idea were polished, the pool would have collapsed back to the median.
Can I refine an idea after brainstorming?
Yes. Switch to Reasoning and ask the model to develop one of the ideas in depth. The conversation history carries over.