A Stork enamine reaction uses a carbonyl compound's enamine as a carbon nucleophile, then hydrolyses the resulting iminium ion to restore the carbonyl. It enables alkylation or conjugate addition without retaining the amine in the product.
Sequential reaction at the two alpha positions of a cyclic enamine, often making a bridged ring.

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