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To turn raw product ideas into an executive product brief, provide your notes, documents, and market research. The skill orchestrates structured discovery through intent understanding and guided elicitation to draft a concise executive narrative for stakeholders.

Creating a product brief from existing documents involves a multi-stage workflow of contextual discovery and guided elicitation. It transforms your inputs into a draft brief and an optional distillate formatted specifically for downstream PRD work.

Yes, you can use guided discovery to draft a PRD distillate from early stage product notes. The workflow supports both guided and autonomous modes, taking your initial inputs through elicitation to output a draft brief and an optional distillate for PRD work.

Yes, this product brief workflow supports autonomous discovery from market research inputs. It applies a multi-stage process that automatically distills your provided artifacts and market context into a finalized executive product brief without requiring manual guided elicitation.

Contextual discovery for updating an existing product brief works by ingesting your new documents and market context. It processes the updated inputs through intent understanding and drafting stages to finalize a revised executive narrative for stakeholders.

You should use an executive product brief instead of a full PRD when you need to distill raw ideas and market research into a concise narrative for stakeholders. The brief serves as the preliminary output, generating an optional distillate to feed directly into downstream PRD work.