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A guided design session helps you turn a vague startup idea into a structured design doc by enforcing a phased workflow. It prompts you one question at a time to gather context and produces a complete, ready-to-review design document.

The phased workflow process for product design ideation is a structured collaboration that guides you from initial context gathering to a finished design document. It ensures a problem is fully understood before proposing any solutions.

Yes, you can use a guided design session for open-source project planning. The process applies to open-source exploration and builder-mode experiments, helping you document a formal plan rather than writing code immediately.

To start a design session and generate a design document, load the skill and answer the provided prompts one at a time. The session follows a strict STOP protocol to keep interactions focused before outputting the final artifact.

The design partner approach only produces documentation. It acts as a disciplined session partner that outputs a formal design document rather than code, ensuring the problem is fully understood before any implementation begins.