mocked-persona-interview

Create user personas for solo development without real user interviews by generating speculative archetypes and tagging all evidence to maintain epistemic discipline throughout the product research process.

Epistemic discipline in persona creation requires explicitly tagging all speculative evidence, ensuring solo developers do not mistake assumptions for real user research data during early-stage product development.

Include adversarial user archetypes when generating personas by developing a spectrum of user types, such as cost-conscious or hostile personas, to stress-test your product development assumptions.

The mocked persona interview process works for early-stage projects with no existing users by enforcing a structured persona creation methodology that relies on speculative evidence rather than direct interviews.

You need the mycelium framework dependency to execute the mocked persona interview scripts, which provide the structured process required for generating and tagging your user personas.

The limitation of using speculative evidence for user research in solo projects is that all assumptions lack real user validation, requiring strict evidence tagging to prevent overconfidence in your personas.