Most AI averages toward the obvious. Brainstorm pushes the other way: distinct, varied options, including the weird ones worth keeping.
Try this promptAsk a typical assistant for ideas and you get five variations on the same safe idea. That is the model converging on the median, which is the opposite of what brainstorming is for.
The Brainstorm interceptor pushes for spread instead: distinct angles, more variety, a few rough edges. Useful exactly when the obvious answer is the wrong one.
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Range, plain to playful: Margin. Quiet. Inkling. Loose Leaf. Cmd+N. Scratch. The Drawer. Marginalia. Two safe, two odd, two that only make sense to your crowd. Want more in any direction?
Say what you are deciding and who it is for. The more specific the context, the less generic the ideas.
Select the Brainstorm interceptor and ask for more options than you need: eight, not three. Volume is where the good ones hide.
Reply with "weirder", "more serious", or "more like X" to steer the next batch. Treat it as a back-and-forth, not a one-shot.
Brainstorm raises the randomness and layers a divergence-first prompt on top of the model, so it reaches for distinct angles instead of polishing a single safe answer.
A normal answer converges on the most likely option, which makes every idea feel the same. Brainstorm deliberately raises variety so you get real range to choose from.
Yes, on purpose. Brainstorm trades a higher hit of duds for a few genuinely original ones. Cutting is easy. Getting range is the hard part.
Yes. Each reply steers the next batch. Say what you liked and what to push further, and it builds on it.