event-storm

Domain modeling through event storming discovers business events and personas by running a structured multi-role brainstorming session. It collects multiple perspectives and deduplicates them into a validated event list for your workflow.

Mapping user journeys and process flows from business events involves generating persona cards and modeling major processes with decision points. This structured approach transforms validated events into actionable downstream domain-modeling artifacts.

Event storming supports incremental updates to an existing domain model when prior event-storm artifacts exist. It reads and writes workspace artifacts, applying deduplication and hotspot synthesis to refine the current understanding.

Identifying hotspots during process mapping requires synthesizing evidence across events, journeys, and processes. This synthesis ranks improvement opportunities to guide the next phase of plugin planning and domain exploration.

Prior artifacts are not required to start multi-role brainstorming for plugin planning. You can begin new domain exploration by simply describing your business domain in 2-3 sentences covering the current situation and expected change.

Defining plugin scope through event storming prevents guessing features by turning an unclear business domain into structured understanding. It models actual processes and user journeys to ground your planning in validated business events.