kiro-discovery

To decompose work into clear spec boundaries for a new project, you must first identify the appropriate discovery path. This structured process defines action paths, enforces boundary identification, and generates a just-in-time brief to guide downstream spec work.

You should extend an existing spec versus creating a new spec by evaluating action paths during initial project discovery. This evaluation determines the optimal extension or creation route, producing a concrete boundary and roadmap that avoids premature commitments through iterative dialogue.

The best way to identify the appropriate discovery path for project management initiatives is to apply structured discovery steps. This mechanism clarifies action paths and decomposes work into boundaries, generating a just-in-time brief or roadmap for downstream work.

Yes, you can use iterative dialogue to refine project scope and avoid premature commitments during discovery. This process supports ongoing refinement to determine the optimal action path and produces a concrete boundary and roadmap for downstream work.

You generate a just-in-time brief or roadmap to guide downstream spec work by enforcing structured discovery steps and boundary identification. This approach clarifies action paths for a project and outputs the roadmap needed for subsequent tasks.

Structured discovery steps for work decomposition in AI-agent project management are applied when starting new initiatives with unclear scope or multiple potential specs. They enforce boundary identification but may require iterative dialogue to refine ideas before generating a just-in-time brief.