Hey, ever thought about turning a chaotic brainstorm into a clean, repeatable process? I’ve been sketching out a little algorithm for that.

Here’s the skeleton: 1) Capture raw idea in a single sentence, 2) tag it with three keywords, 3) score it on novelty, feasibility, impact, 4) cluster ideas with similar tags, 5) pick the top‑scoring cluster, 6) break the cluster into mini‑tasks, 7) assign each task to a small, dedicated sub‑team, 8) schedule a short sprint, 9) review progress in a weekly round‑table, 10) publish the outcome with a quick “how‑we‑did‑it” note. For the community splash—open the idea capture form to the public, reward the most creative tags with a badge, and host a quarterly live‑stream where the sub‑teams demo their progress. Keeps it tidy yet feels like a shared hackathon.

Cool, just make sure the form has a field for “one‑liner” and a checkbox for “badge‑worthy.” I’ll script the clustering step; you can handle the live‑stream queue. That’s all the math.

Sounds good, just keep the badge logic tight so people don’t get stuck in a loop of “I’m still waiting for a badge.” Let’s keep the launch simple and the feedback loop short.

All set—let’s launch the form, notify the squads, and run the first sprint. Watch the ideas flow, and I’ll keep the clustering engine humming.