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Deep feature discovery uses a multi-stage interview process covering project classification, vision setting, user journey mapping, and domain analysis to synthesize functional and non-functional requirements. This ensures all specifications are captured thoroughly before development begins.

To start product discovery, provide a description of your new feature. The workflow then orchestrates detailed interviews covering classification, vision, user journeys, and domain analysis to elicit comprehensive requirements.

The BMAD methodology inspires a multi-step workflow that systematically classifies the project, sets the vision, maps user journeys, analyzes the domain, and synthesizes requirements to generate detailed specification files.

The specification and plan outputs are delivered as detailed spec.md and plan.md files. These documents capture the synthesized functional and non-functional requirements for downstream implementation.

This discovery process is designed for ambitious features requiring meticulous planning, like a real-time collaboration engine. Smaller enhancements may not need the comprehensive multi-stage requirement elicitation and domain analysis it provides.