arckit-wardley.value-chain

To turn user needs into a Wardley value chain, you provide the user need and project context to decompose capabilities into anchors, components, dependencies, and visibility scores for mapping.

Generating OWM syntax and Mermaid wardley-beta formats from enterprise architecture documentation requires identifying component inventories and dependency links to validate chain completeness and produce ready-to-use mapping outputs.

Yes, Wardley value chain mapping applies across enterprise architecture domains and projects by analyzing external policies, documentation, and artifacts to produce an end-to-end value chain suitable for strategic decision making.

Recursive decomposition works by breaking down an anchor user need into nested capabilities, components, and commodities, establishing dependency links and visibility scores required for valid Wardley map generation.

You need to provide the user need and project context, which the skill analyzes alongside documentation and artifacts to extract anchors, validate component inventory, and generate OWM and Mermaid outputs.

Yes, Wardley value chain generation validates chain completeness and consistency by producing a validated component inventory, dependency links, and visibility scores suitable for governance artifacts.