ls-decision-tree-workflow

To use a decision tree for PRD context collection, the workflow prompts you with a single question per turn offering four options (A-D) with rationale. It tracks your selected option and reasoning to build structured context before implementation.

Resolving design trade-offs through structured Q&A is done by enforcing a one-question-per-turn flow with four options (A-D). This disciplined approach tracks preferred choices and rationale to document decisions and guide subsequent design actions.

You can refine requirements by answering one question at a time. The workflow presents four options (A-D) per turn, capturing your preferred option and its rationale to systematically build clear context for your requirements.

The decision tree workflow tracks the selected option and its rationale for each turn. This documents decisions made during the structured Q&A process and guides subsequent actions for refining requirements or drafting PRDs.

You need a turn-based decision tree for AI-assisted requirement gathering when you want to enforce disciplined, step-by-step context collection. It is ideal for refining requirements, creating PRDs, and resolving design trade-offs with structured single-question prompts.

A limitation of the single-question-per-turn flow is that it enforces a strict, sequential pace for context collection, which may require multiple turns to gather full requirements compared to open-ended prompting methods.