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To identify assumptions for a net-new initiative, you need to provide an initiative brief, research data, and user personas. The Skill processes these inputs to surface foundational beliefs required for the initiative's success.

The best way to map risks before launching a new feature is to visualize and categorize potential derailers like competitive response or technical feasibility. This Skill helps teams proactively map these risks before significant investment is made.

You cannot use this Skill effectively without prior research data because it requires an initiative brief, research data, and user personas as input artifacts. These inputs are necessary to accurately surface foundational beliefs and map associated risks.

Assumption mapping for net-new initiatives works by processing provided briefs and personas to list underlying beliefs that must be true for success. It then visualizes and categorizes potential risks that could derail the strategic plan.

You need to surface foundational beliefs during product strategy planning before significant investment is made in a net-new initiative. This proactive discovery process helps identify critical assumptions about user adoption and market fit early.