agile-1-create-vision-doc

To create a Vision Doc in Confluence, this skill initiates early project discovery by generating the root folder and page structure, then guides stakeholder interviews to collect problems, users, outcomes, and constraints.

A vision doc is a structured Confluence page used during early product discovery to define the problem, target users, desired outcomes, and constraints, setting the stage for subsequent PRD and roadmap development steps.

Yes, you can resume work on an existing vision doc. The workflow is idempotent, scanning Confluence to surface missing sections and updating them while preserving completed content and adding a Last updated timestamp.

To avoid duplicate vision docs, this skill scans Confluence and Jira to identify any existing Vision Doc, surfacing what is complete and what is missing before initiating new stakeholder interviews or page creation.

For product management vision discovery, this skill prompts specific interviewing questions designed to gather problem definitions, target users, desired outcomes, business objectives, and project constraints directly from stakeholders.

No, Jira integration is not strictly required, but the workflow can scan both Confluence and Jira to surface existing vision data, ensuring a comprehensive check for prior project discovery artifacts before creating new pages.