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Product ideation structures your concept by running interactive discovery prompts to surface pain points, generating three concepts via verb-first and problem-inversion techniques, then defining core flows, pillars, and segments before anchoring technical feasibility recommendations.

Turn a vague idea into a documented concept through interactive discovery that captures pain points and constraints, generates multiple concepts via intersection techniques, defines core flows and pillars, and saves the completed product-concept template to design/docs/product-concept.md.

Yes, structured brainstorming supports expanding an existing product concept by referencing preexisting design docs during interactive discovery, generating new concepts via intersection techniques, and updating the product-concept template with refined core flows, pillars, and user segments.

Interactive discovery uses sequential AskUserQuestion prompts to surface personal pain points, experience profiles, and practical constraints before concepting begins, ensuring generated concepts and feasibility plans are anchored in real user context and motivation.

Product ideation generates three distinct concepts using verb-first, problem-inversion, and intersection techniques, then builds the core flow, pillars, and user segments to structure the idea before anchoring technical feasibility recommendations and documentation.