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Brainstormform
Let your AI agent ask unlimited questions
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Let your AI agent ask unlimited questions
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Brainstormform opens a real web form so your AI coding agent can ask as many questions as it needs, not just a few. Group them into sections with file and image uploads and conditional follow-ups the agent adds while you are still answering. Answers come back as JSON, plus a profile that teaches the agent to phrase questions for a senior dev or a first-time vibecoder. Works with Claude Code, Codex, opencode and any MCP client. Runs locally on 127.0.0.1, zero dependencies.
Hi Product Hunt
Whenever I was starting a new project or wanted to make significant updates to an existing project, I would try and scope out my idea as detailed as possible. Because I am a vibe-coder and not a developer, I found that the better I scope something, the better the results are when my agent would build it.
My primairy way of doing this was to describe my idea as detailed as I can to ChatGPT and then ask it to "give me 100 questions to make you fully understand my idea/project". I would sometimes repeat this process a few times even. I would have to type out all the answers and this way, I made a PRD file which I then passed on to Claude Code or Codex.
I noticed that the coding agents usually ask just a few questions at a time, then think and possibly ask a few more. I wanted to integrate my workflow into the coding agent in a way which is agent agnostic. So I created Brainstormform, a simple tool which let's any agent create a simple web-form with unlimited questions in various question forms. It can provide context for every question and change the tone and level of detail to the person using the agent. A senior developer would get different questions than I would get.
The agent opens a real local web form with as many questions as it needs: sections, file and image uploads, conditional questions, and add follow questions while you are still answering questions. Answers come back as JSON, so it can carry straight on.
It is deliberately small: zero dependencies, runs on 127.0.0.1, and deletes your answers once the agent has read them.
I would love to hear how you would use it. I will be around all day for questions. Thanks for stopping by!
Quick update since launch
You can now put code and design examples inside the questions.
When an agent wants to show you a layout idea, a component or a small HTML mockup, it attaches a preview to the question (or to each option, so you can compare 2–3 directions and just pick one).
Open it and you get:
• Preview and Code tabs
• a Desktop / Tablet / Mobile toggle, so you can check the design at every size
• copy, wrap and open-in-a-new-tab
Designs render live in a sandboxed frame (HTML, SVG, Markdown). TypeScript, React, Vue and friends show as clean highlighted code, we deliberately didn't bundle a compiler, so Brainstormform stays small and works offline.
Still local-first, still zero dependencies. Would love to hear how you'd use it.