Intuition Ideation Skill

A Claude Code skill that guides users through brainstorming, structuring, and publishing product ideas for the Intuition Protocol ecosystem.

What It Does

This skill walks non-technical community members through a 5-step conversational workflow:

1. Describe & Search — Capture the idea and search for similar concepts in the Intuition knowledge graph
2. Brainstorm & Draft — Structure the idea into a standardized template through guided conversation
3. Challenge — Stress-test the idea from feasibility, market, protocol-fit, and UX angles
4. Publish to GitHub — Create a PR on the intuition-box/ideas repo
5. Publish on Intuition — Create an on-chain atom and claim via the Intuition Protocol

Installation

npx skills add intuition-box/intuition-ideation-skill

Dependencies

Dependency	Required For	Install
Intuition Protocol Skill	Step 5 (on-chain publishing)	npx skills add 0xintuition/agent-skills --skill intuition
GitHub CLI	Step 4 (GitHub PR)	brew install gh + gh auth login

Steps 1–4 work without the Intuition Protocol skill. The minimum viable path is Step 2 (draft) → Step 4 (GitHub publish).

Usage

Once installed, the skill triggers automatically when you say things like:

• "I have an idea for something that could use Intuition"
• "Let's brainstorm a product concept"
• "I want to submit an idea to intuition-box"
• "New idea for the protocol"

Skill Structure

.claude/skills/intuition-ideation/
├── SKILL.md                              # Main skill definition
├── assets/
│   └── workflow-overview.png             # Visual overview of the 5-step workflow
└── references/
    ├── intuition-protocol-skill.md       # Full Intuition Protocol context (loaded at bootstrap)
    ├── intuition-basics.md               # Plain-English protocol explainer
    ├── idea-template.md                  # Structured idea template
    └── github-submission-format.md       # GitHub PR format spec

How It Works

The skill bootstraps by loading the full Intuition Protocol skill as context, giving it deep knowledge of atoms, triples, vaults, GraphQL queries, ABI fragments, and network configuration. This enables it to:

• Search the Intuition knowledge graph for similar ideas (Step 1)
• Suggest realistic protocol integration patterns (Step 2)
• Evaluate feasibility against actual protocol capabilities (Step 3)
• Guide on-chain publishing with correct transaction parameters (Step 5)

All technical details are translated into plain English for non-technical users.

Contributing

Ideas and improvements welcome! Open an issue or PR.

License

MIT