gsd-explore

To convert open-ended ideas into clear requirements, you can use Socratic ideation to validate assumptions and route outcomes into actionable artifacts like notes, todos, research questions, or new project phases.

Validating assumptions during early-stage product planning is best achieved through a probing ideation workflow that asks targeted questions to clarify constraints and goals before committing to an execution plan.

You run a Socratic exploration workflow for a specific topic by passing an optional topic argument, which focuses the inquiry and guides the end-to-end process until the idea is routed into the correct artifacts.

Yes, you can route ideation outcomes directly into your existing workflow by converting the exploration results into structured artifacts such as notes, todos, seeds, research questions, or requirements.

You need an end-to-end exploration workflow for governance or engineering planning when you must clarify requirements, probe constraints, and decide next phases before committing scattered ideas to a structured plan.

Yes, the gsd-explore ideation process works without external dependencies, relying solely on its internal workflow instructions to guide Socratic questioning and route outputs into actionable artifacts.