bee:pre-dev-feature-map

Map feature relationships before architecture by analyzing product requirements documents to categorize features, group them into business domains, and identify integration points. This ensures technical implementation aligns with business needs prior to detailed design.

Grouping features into business domains before technical design prevents architectural mismatches and late-stage integration issues. It defines clear feature scope and boundaries so technical implementation aligns with business realities.

Identify integration points from product requirements by categorizing features, grouping them into cohesive business domains, and mapping user journeys. This reveals where features interact at a business level before architecture begins.

Align user journeys with feature mapping by analyzing product requirements documents and user criteria to map how users interact with grouped features. This defines feature boundaries and ensures architecture supports actual user flows.

Yes, you can define feature scope and boundaries without detailed technical design by creating a business-level feature relationship map. This categorizes and groups features into domains and identifies interactions prior to architecture.

Create a feature relationship map before detailed technical design begins. Mapping feature relationships and business-level groupings early prevents architectural mismatches and ensures alignment between business needs and technical implementation.