pipeline-ground-truth

Ground-truth assumptions are documented by generating a categorized JSON file from a project brief. This process organizes assumptions into market, product, costs, sales, and real data blocks, capturing per-assumption value, source, and status for validation.

Yes, you can generate market size and competitor analysis assumptions directly from BRIEF.json. The process creates categorized blocks that include a dedicated competition insights section and mandatory local seasonality data for business planning.

The best way to structure categorized assumptions is using a JSON format divided into five blocks: market, product/service, costs, sales, and real data. Each assumption entry must include its value, source, and validation status.

Yes, the ground-truth generation process requires mandatory local seasonality data gathering. This data is integrated into the categorized assumptions document alongside market, product, costs, and sales blocks to support accurate planning.

You output categorized assumptions by generating a GROUND-TRUTH.json file at the projects/{proyecto}/v{n} directory path. This file contains the structured assumptions derived from the input BRIEF.json for that specific project version.