product-facilitation

Shared product context is maintained by orchestrating routing decisions and shared-state across discovery, research design, and PRD authoring. It applies structured gate checks and traceable outputs in spec/product-context.md to keep cross-functional artifacts aligned.

Structured routing for product discovery and opportunity mapping is a governance process that adapts next-step decisions based on evidence quality and readiness. It ensures consistent intake and traceable handoffs across problem framing and evidence evaluation.

Structured gate checks for product research design and prioritization are set up by activating a facilitation skill alongside your domain skills. This provides advisory routing decisions and establishes an escalation ladder for cross-functional product work.

Yes, you can use a single routing authority for both problem framing and PRD authoring. A product facilitation skill acts as this authority, adapting its routing based on evidence quality while ensuring governance and consistent product-context state.

Product facilitation works without external dependencies to manage cross-functional handoffs. It relies solely on a shared product-context state and internal references to provide advisory routing decisions, ensuring traceable outputs for gate checks.

You should not use a shared-state routing skill for isolated product tasks that do not span discovery, research design, or prioritization. It is specifically designed for initiatives requiring structured intake, cross-functional handoffs, and evidence quality evaluation.