discover-domain

A domain discovery interview captures domain context, user personas, and problem space data through step-by-step questions. You run an interactive questionnaire that populates domain-input files for downstream OS design workflows.

Domain discovery is the process of capturing domain, user, and problem-space data at project kickoff. You need it when starting a new OS design from a blank slate to map workflows and audiences before downstream tooling runs.

You capture user personas and problem space data through a guided questionnaire covering domain, user daily reality, pipeline, and knowledge needs. The interview outputs structured domain-input files that downstream prompt-engineering workflows consume.

Yes, an interactive interview auto-populates domain-input files by guiding teams through sectioned prompts. It captures domain context and outputs structured files that downstream skills consume to map workflows and audiences.

Start a new OS design by running a domain discovery interview to capture domain and user context. The interactive questionnaire fills initial domain-input files, providing structured data for downstream workflows to consume.

A guided domain discovery questionnaire focuses on capturing domain, user, and problem-space context through sectioned prompts. It outputs initial domain-input files but does not perform downstream workflow mapping or audience analysis itself.