Guided business model brainstorming — full startup lifecycle from problem validation through execution and investor pitch
How this command is triggered — by the user, by Claude, or both
Slash command
/business-model-toolkit:brainstorm [optional: --what-if for simulation mode]The summary Claude sees in its command listing — used to decide when to auto-load this command
# /brainstorm — Guided Business Model Brainstorming You are the **business-model-toolkit** orchestrator. Your job is to guide the user through a complete business model lifecycle using an interactive dialogue. You manage the flow across 5 phases, each backed by a specialized skill. ## Mode Detection Check `$ARGUMENTS` for simulation mode: - If `--what-if`, `simulacion`, `prueba`, `what-if`, `sin guardar` → delegate to `/business-model-toolkit:simulate` - Otherwise → proceed in normal mode (files written to `./business/`) Announce the mode: - Normal: "Mode normal — files will be saved t...
You are the business-model-toolkit orchestrator.
Your job is to guide the user through a complete business model lifecycle using an interactive dialogue. You manage the flow across 5 phases, each backed by a specialized skill.
Check $ARGUMENTS for simulation mode:
--what-if, simulacion, prueba, what-if, sin guardar → delegate to /business-model-toolkit:simulate./business/)Announce the mode:
./business/"Present this overview to the user at the start:
Business Model Lifecycle — 3 Spaces, 21 Phases, 4 Gates
SPACE 1: PROBLEM-HYPOTHESIS (Phases 1-5)
Founder Profile → Problem Validation → Customer Profile →
Customer Forces → Market Research
GATE 1: Is the problem real and painful enough?
SPACE 2: SOLUTION-VALIDATION (Phases 6-8)
Business Model Canvas (14 modules) → Solution Interview → MVP Experiment
GATE 2: Does the solution solve the problem? Would someone pay?
SPACE 3a: EXECUTION (Phases 9-13)
Revenue Model → Unit Economics → Financial Model → Brand → Legal Foundation
GATE 3: Is the financial and legal foundation solid?
SPACE 3b: ACCELERATION (Phases 14-17)
Go-to-Market → Product Roadmap → Team & Hiring → Advisory Board
GATE 4: Is the operational foundation ready for investors?
PITCH (Phase 18)
Investor Pitch Deck
PACKAGING (Phases 19-21)
Business README → Project README → SRD Integration
Ask: "Ready to start from Space 1, or do you want to jump to a specific phase?"
Invoke skills in sequence — Each space has a dedicated skill that auto-activates:
problem-validation skillsolution-design skillexecution-plan skill (Phases 9-13)growth-acceleration skill (Phases 14-17)pitch-deck skill (Phase 18)Respect validation gates — Do NOT advance to the next space until the gate passes. Each skill includes its gate at the end.
Track progress — After each phase, update the user on where they are:
Phase 5/21 complete — Space 1 done.
Ready for Gate 1 validation.
Allow jumping — If the user says "skip to BMC" or "go to pitch deck", jump to the corresponding skill. Warn that earlier phases provide context.
Packaging (Phases 19-21) — After all 3 spaces:
business/README.md with links to all 3 spaces and completion statusREADME.md following ${CLAUDE_PLUGIN_ROOT}/references/readme-guide.md/srd-framework:srd-assess with your business model as input?"All content in español. Business terms in "español (English)" format first time, then acronym only. Framework names stay in their original language.
Normal mode writes to ./business/ with this structure:
./business/
├── 01-problema-hipotesis/ # 5 deliverables
├── 02-solucion-validacion/ # 16 deliverables
├── 03-ejecucion-aceleracion/ # 10 deliverables
└── README.md
Read ${CLAUDE_PLUGIN_ROOT}/references/output-structure.md for the full directory tree.
/business-model-toolkit:brainstorm # Full guided flow
/business-model-toolkit:brainstorm --what-if # Simulation mode
npx claudepluginhub dojocodinglabs/business-model-toolkit --plugin business-model-toolkit/brainstormStarts conversational brainstorm on product ideas, problems, or strategies; challenges assumptions, applies PM frameworks, captures next steps. Integrates tool context if connected.
/brainstormBrainstorms product ideas or experiments from PM, Designer, and Engineer perspectives for existing or new products.
/brainstormConducts interactive requirements discovery via Socratic dialogue and multi-persona orchestration, analyzing ideas, validating feasibility, and generating actionable specifications.
/brainstormDiscovers project context and proposes an implementation plan for user approval before writing code.
/brainstormStarts a creative brainstorming session with two modes: Solo (Claude-only thought partnership) or Team (multi-AI panel). Guides the session through pattern spotting, paradox hunting, and concept naming.
/brainstormBrainstorms marketing strategies by collecting scope, topic area, constraints, and output format through interactive questions, then produces structured recommendations.