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To create a structured design doc for early product ideation, use a phase-driven workflow that gathers context, establishes premises, and evaluates alternatives before generating the final design artifact. This approach ensures the problem is well understood before solutions are proposed.

The best way to run office hours for startup product ideas is to follow a repeatable, phase-driven session flow covering context gathering, diagnostics, premises, and design doc generation. This produces a concrete, ready-to-use design artifact that can be reviewed and acted upon.

To brainstorm and clarify goals before building a product, you start by clarifying the user's goal and working through a structured diagnostic phase. This process generates a comprehensive design doc that guides early product ideation without implementation.

No, this product ideation workflow does not generate code or scaffolding. It maintains a non-implementation posture, ensuring outputs remain design guidance only, producing a structured design doc to be reviewed and acted upon rather than implemented.

Yes, you can use this phase-driven workflow for startup diagnostics and design reviews. It provides a repeatable machine-assisted session flow for builders, startups, or researchers to evaluate premises and generate actionable design documents.