gsd-explore

To turn ambiguous product ideas into structured requirements, you use Socratic questioning to probe the concept and route the outcomes into actionable artifacts like notes, todos, and requirements.

Socratic ideation for product strategy planning is a method that uses targeted questions to explore uncertainty, helping you think through an idea thoroughly before committing to a concrete implementation plan.

You formulate research questions during brainstorming by running an exploration flow that applies Socratic prompts to your topic, routing the generated inquiries directly into your research question artifacts.

Yes, you can focus idea routing on a specific topic like authentication strategy by passing an optional topic argument to direct the Socratic exploration session toward that specific problem area.

The best way to plan before committing to implementation is using a Socratic exploration workflow that transforms uncertainty into structured outputs, routing ideas to notes, seeds, or new phases for actionable next steps.