intent-capture

Gathering product requirements through a guided conversation involves an exploratory dialogue to elicit user goals, problems, and constraints. This skill conducts this interview process to capture user intent and generates a structured intent brief for the discovery phase.

The best way to define user needs for a new feature is to engage stakeholders in targeted requirement elicitation. This skill clarifies scope, users, and success criteria, then consolidates the understood requirements into a structured intent brief.

Yes, you can use conversational intent capture for product discovery. It engages you in an exploratory dialogue to uncover goals and problems, asking targeted questions to clarify project constraints and success criteria before development begins.

To generate an intent brief from stakeholder goals and constraints, you start a conversation defining what you want to build. The skill elicits the necessary requirements and consolidates them into a structured intent brief output.

To elicit project scope and success criteria, you should ask targeted questions about goals, users, problems, and constraints. This skill automates this requirement elicitation process to ensure all aspects of the desired feature are captured.