event-storm

Domain analysis through event storming organizes multi-role brainstorming sessions across product managers, architects, and domain experts to discover business events, personas, and process flows. It requires studio assets and defined agent templates to generate structured artifacts for later modeling.

Mapping user journeys from multi-perspective brainstorming involves structuring inputs from product, architecture, and domain experts to produce personas and process flows. The session outputs artifacts to a studio directory, capturing the complete journey map for subsequent plugin project modeling.

Yes, you can explore a new plugin project using event storming without existing artifacts, as it supports starting from a blank domain context. The session generates events, personas, and process flows directly from the collaborative brainstorming inputs.

To incrementally update process flows when domain artifacts exist, the event storming approach applies an incremental mode that integrates existing studio assets and defined agent templates. This builds upon current domain context to surface new events and refine journey maps.

Yes, studio assets and defined agent templates are required to generate personas and process flows during an event storm. They provide the foundational environment and role definitions needed to structure the multi-role brainstorming outputs.

Multi-role brainstorming surfaces events by combining product manager, architect, and domain expert perspectives, uncovering hidden domain logic that standard process flow mapping misses. It produces comprehensive personas and journey maps directly from collaborative discovery.