elicitation

You can elicit PM decisions by generating a single focused question per iteration to probe priorities and identify requirement gaps. This drives targeted iteration toward the most critical unresolved components within a PRD workflow.

Focused questioning in product management is an elicitation technique that generates one targeted question per round to surface gaps and triage decisions. It steers discussion using PRD state fields like section_index and reflection to resolve critical components.

To identify requirement gaps during PRD iteration, use reflection and triage decisions to inform follow-up rounds of elicitation. By surfacing these gaps, you can generate precise questions that drive the PM to resolve the most critical missing components.

Yes, you can use targeted elicitation for PRD triage decisions by inputting the triage_decision state field. The elicitation process uses this input to generate follow-up questions that steer the product manager toward more precise and critical decisions.

No, the elicitation process does not draft content, normalize decisions, or score the draft. It strictly generates a single focused question per round to elicit PM decisions and outputs the question along with an updated chat history.

Inputs needed to start eliciting product management decisions include PRD state fields: section_index, iteration, context_doc, prd_sections, reflection, requirement_gaps, triage_decision, and max_iterations. These fields guide the focused question generation.