buildable-surface

To convert ambiguous ideas into buildable surfaces, load a Thought Outline and linked research artifacts to generate 3-5 grounded candidate approaches ready for sprint planning. The process analyzes the outline to detect whether it expresses a reusable strategic principle or a single feature surface.

A strategic principle represents a reusable directional guideline, whereas a feature surface is a specific, actionable buildable area. Analyzing a Thought Outline helps classify whether the idea expresses a principle-shaped direction or a distinct surface for targeted next steps.

You generate grounded buildable surface candidates by running the analysis against a Thought Outline and its linked research artifacts. This grounds the 3-5 distinct candidate approaches in evidence and inserts a Buildable Surface section directly into the idea file.

Yes, buildable surface generation supports both standalone and inline runs to integrate with the product drafting workflow. It writes the Buildable Surface section between the Thought Outline and Open Questions without altering the idea file frontmatter or other existing sections.

Linked research artifacts are used to ground candidate approaches in evidence, ensuring the generated buildable surfaces are validated. The analysis loads these artifacts alongside the Thought Outline to decide whether the outline is a principle or a specific surface.

Automated buildable surface generation is limited to producing 3-5 distinct candidates based on the provided Thought Outline and available research evidence. It does not alter the idea file frontmatter and cannot generate surfaces beyond the contextual scope of the loaded artifacts.