capture

You can rapidly capture ideas by providing a brief description, and the system routes each idea to the best-fit bounded context and creates a backlog task automatically without asking questions.

Routing multiple ideas to bounded contexts happens automatically during rapid entry; each idea is matched to the best-fit bounded context and generates one indexed backlog task for discovery.

Yes, you can dump unstructured ideas into your backlog; the system creates one task per idea and writes captured work with index updates to ensure future discovery.

Yes, the rapid-entry feature supports inputting multiple ideas at once, routing each to its best-fit bounded context and creating a separate backlog task for every idea provided.

The backlog task creation process skips clarifying questions to offload ideas into the backlog as fast as possible, prioritizing rapid entry and indexing over upfront requirement gathering.

You should avoid this no-questions approach when your ideas require detailed clarification or specific context before task creation, as it prioritizes speed and immediate routing over precision.