gsd:research-project

Documenting project domain scope and requirements upfront prevents scope creep and misalignment by identifying research questions and scope at kickoff, then capturing structured notes to ensure traceable domain decisions throughout execution.

The best way to gather domain knowledge for a new project is to run the gsd-project-researcher agent, which collects domain insights and documents findings through structured note capture for traceable domain decisions.

Align design and planning with discovered domain insights by updating project requirements based on the documented findings from the gsd-project-researcher agent, ensuring execution matches the clarified domain scope.

Define project requirements and research questions at project kickoff or whenever requirements are unclear, as well as during domain knowledge gathering, to prevent scope creep and misalignment during execution.

Yes, clarifying project domain and requirements requires the gsd-project-researcher agent along with structured note capture to ensure traceable domain decisions and accurate documentation of scope and findings.

Unclear project scope causes misalignment during execution because without upfront domain documentation and defined requirements, team members lack traceable domain decisions to guide design, planning, and implementation consistently.