Create JTBD statements, testable hypotheses, and success metrics from brainstorm documents.
npx skills add https://github.com/MaxGiu67/plugin-MUCC --skill bs-problem
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: bs-problem Source: https://github.com/MaxGiu67/plugin-MUCC/tree/main/brainstorming/skills/bs-problem Command: npx skills add https://github.com/MaxGiu67/plugin-MUCC --skill bs-problem
This Skill converts vague brainstorm ideas into a measurable problem definition by producing JTBD statements, prioritized testable hypotheses, and concrete success metrics that guide MVP scoping and validation planning.
Analyze brainstorm/01-brainstorm.md and brainstorm/00-assessment.md if present, ask six focused questions about users and constraints, then produce a JTBD statement, three prioritized testable hypotheses with metrics and experiments, and draft brainstorm/02-problem-framing.md.
High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.
JTBD statements are structured descriptions defining the job a user hires a product to do, specifying persona, context, and desired outcomes to translate vague ideas into measurable problem definitions for validation planning.
The best way to frame user problems for MVP validation is to conduct focused discovery, ask targeted questions about constraints and workarounds, then produce JTBD statements and a hierarchy of prioritized hypotheses with experiment designs and success metrics.
Yes, problem framing requires reading a brainstorm concept document and an assessment file when present, as these inputs provide the selected idea needed to generate validation-ready artifacts like JTBD statements and hypothesis hierarchies.
Yes, you can use problem framing for early-stage products to define user personas and generate JTBD statements, which translate selected brainstorm concepts into structured job stories with measurable outcomes and validation-ready experiment designs.
A problem framing document should include a hierarchy of three prioritized hypotheses: H1 as critical, H2 as important, and H3 as nice-to-have, each paired with measurable metrics, thresholds, and suggested experiments for validation.
SailfishcConvert fuzzy product ideas into problem frames, assumptions, and brainstorm documents.
CornFedKratosGuide structured brainstorming to produce a design brief for implementation.
argenGuide users through customer research to produce evidence-anchored JTBD statements.
tody-agentDocument customer jobs, outcomes, and competing solutions in a JTBD canvas.
