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Pre-registration in experiment design involves defining the specific result that would change your mind before testing begins. It sets clear decision rules for whether to proceed, pivot, or kill a feature based on the test outcome.

Identifying the riskiest assumption for agile development involves analyzing your product idea to find the most critical untested hypothesis. Structured prompts guide you in transforming this assumption into a targeted, testable prediction.

The best way to set decision rules for product validation is to determine the specific actions of proceeding, pivoting, or killing the project based on potential test outcomes. This is established through pre-registration before the experiment starts.

You can use this experiment design process without external dependencies because it relies entirely on user input for assumptions and decision-making. Structured prompts guide the falsifiable test generation internally within your agile workflow.