gstack-openclaw-office-hours

To create a design doc without writing code, you describe your project goal and answer one question at a time during a phase-driven office hours session. This structured approach produces a production-ready design doc instead of code.

A phase-driven office hours workflow is a structured process that prompts one question at a time to surface concrete evidence and assumptions. It transitions through phases to evaluate product concepts and produce a clear design direction.

Yes, you can use this design thinking process for both startup ideas and builder projects. The workflow supports a startup mode and a builder mode to adapt the structured design sessions to your specific goals.

Yes, this product discovery session enforces a hard gate with a strict no-code policy. It ensures no implementation actions are taken during sessions, keeping the focus entirely on understanding the problem before proposing solutions.

The best way to evaluate product concepts before development is to run structured office hours that surface assumptions early. This method ensures the problem is fully understood and generates a design doc template to guide future work.