project-discovery

To define project scope before coding, use a structured requirements gathering process to outline your vision, target users, core features, and technical decisions. This prevents scope creep and ensures development alignment.

Project discovery is a structured scoping process for new web applications. You need it before development begins to document the problem statement, essential features, and success criteria, ensuring alignment and preventing scope creep.

Document technical stack and database decisions by walking through a structured discovery process that evaluates your project vision and core features. This captures your specific tech choices and database needs in a comprehensive file.

Yes, you can automatically generate a PROJECT.md file by guiding users through a comprehensive requirements gathering process. It documents all gathered project details including vision, features, technical stack, and success criteria.

The best way to prevent scope creep during project planning is to clearly define project scope, features, and technical decisions before any code is written. A structured discovery process ensures alignment and sets clear success criteria.

Yes, project discovery supports decision-making on database needs by evaluating your core features and technical requirements. This structured process helps determine the appropriate tech stack and database choices for your project.