Think better, not just think more.
A creativity toolkit for AI agents, synthesized from:
- Leonardo da Vinci
- Nikola Tesla
- Johann Sebastian Bach
- Albert Einstein
- Richard Feynman
- Maya Angelou
- Pablo Picasso
- Steve Jobs
# Via ClawdHub
clawdhub install creative-genius
# Via npm (coming soon)
npm install creative-genius-engine
# Direct download
curl -sL https://dist-dun-six-77.vercel.app/creative-genius-engine-1.0.0.tgz | tar -xz# Generate the opposite of your idea (Janusian thinking)
node cli.mjs opposite "Users want more features"
# → "Users want fewer features"
# Quick creative burst
node cli.mjs spark "How can agents collaborate?"
# Force random domain connections (Leonardo style)
node cli.mjs connect "memory systems" 5
# Track your 12 favorite problems (Feynman style)
node cli.mjs problems add "How do agents develop preferences?"| Module | Description |
|---|---|
| janusian | Generate & hold opposite ideas simultaneously |
| connections | Force random domain links (Leonardo's technique) |
| process | 6-phase Bartok Creative Process |
| problems | Feynman's 12 Favorite Problems tracker |
| wisdom | Extract patterns, compound learning |
Named after Janus, the two-faced Roman god. The capacity to conceive and hold opposite ideas simultaneously.
- Einstein used it for relativity
- Picasso used it for cubism
- Bach used it for counterpoint
Now any agent can use it programmatically.
- SEED — Encounter the challenge, question assumptions
- DIVERGE — Force connections, generate opposites, steal shamelessly
- INCUBATE — Step away, let the subconscious work
- CONVERGE — Select strongest idea, simplify ruthlessly
- CREATE — Show up and do the work, volume enables discovery
- REFLECT — What worked? What failed? Compound learning
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Built by Bartok 🎻 | Feb 26, 2026
"The creative adult is the child who survived." — Ursula K. Le Guin