discovery

You can use conversational exploration to discuss a new feature, uncover the true problem space, and ensure shared team understanding before proceeding to detailed planning or formal documentation.

It engages users in a discussion to uncover the true problem and approach, producing a synthesis paragraph that captures the identified problem, approach, and key considerations for early-stage product or technical discussions.

To start a discovery session, trigger the conversation with a phrase like 'je commence un nouveau sujet', then guide the dialogue to uncover the true problem, approach, and underlying assumptions.

Yes, conversational exploration is suitable for early-stage product or technical discussions, allowing teams to explore ideas and achieve shared understanding without committing to a formal document.

Engaging in a guided conversational exploration is the best way to synthesize underlying problems, as it identifies assumptions and produces a synthesis paragraph summarizing the problem, approach, and key considerations.

Avoid using conversational discovery when your project requires committing to a formal document immediately, as this approach focuses on early-stage exploration before formal scoping begins.