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Multi-perspective questions for design discovery are generated by applying structured prompts across product, security, maintainability, UX, and architecture. This formalizes a discovery log to surface user intent and core requirements before coding begins.

A discovery log captures authoritative inputs and multi-perspective questions to shape design documentation. It formalizes user intent and requirements into structured templates, driving aligned and deliberate implementation rather than rushed coding.

To kick off brainstorming and surface user intent, provide your project context to trigger the initial discovery log and design brief. This generates multi-perspective questions across architecture and UX to guide collaborative development.

Codex-assisted question generation works for UX and architecture reviews by applying multi-perspective prompts across these domains. It keeps the main session clean and focused while formalizing discovery logs for comprehensive design exploration.

The best way to structure design docs before implementation is using templates driven by a formal discovery log. This captures authoritative inputs and multi-perspective questions across product, security, and architecture to ensure deliberate design.

You need multi-perspective questions for a workflow when comprehensive exploration across product, security, maintainability, UX, and architecture is required. This ensures deliberate design and surfaces core requirements before any implementation starts.