iterative-scouting

What problem does it solve?

Iterative-scouting provides a formalized pattern to repeatedly scout and reframe strategic questions, ensuring deeper insight and better alignment with decision goals.

Core Features & Use Cases

• Stepwise scouting process: perform an initial scout, gather feedback, articulate a reframed lens, and run a second scout, then synthesize into a final direction.
• Documentation discipline: explicitly capture the original tension, reframe, and second-pass routes with rationale.
• Practical use: when facing ambiguous problems or shifting priorities, apply iterative scouting to surface provable alternative narratives and decisions.

Quick Start

Initiate an initial scout using the strategic-scout workflow and then perform a second pass with a reframed lens to generate the second scout document.