athena-discovery

Requirement analysis and process discovery interpret user ideas and existing specifications to ensure clear scope and impact understanding for planning new features. It assesses current state dependencies to reduce miscommunication and manual effort.

To generate an execution plan and activity diagram, input structured raw specifications or feature requests. The system interprets provided ideas, maps out activities, and returns a detailed execution plan alongside visual activity diagrams.

Yes, this requirement discovery approach works with existing system specifications. It processes both raw user input and current specs to assess impacts and dependencies of system components before preparing implementation rules.

The best way to map out feature rules and impacts is to use structured input detailing the product update. This interprets the specifications, assesses structural dependencies, and outputs detailed execution plans with activity diagrams.

Yes, you need structured input to perform impact analysis and process discovery effectively. Providing organized user ideas or existing specifications ensures the generated execution plan and activity diagrams accurately reflect scope.