site-interviewer

You can turn client discovery notes into a site brief by running a structured interview that captures business goals, audience, and branding, automatically outputting a site-brief.json and an interview-summary.md for downstream use.

Website requirements discovery is best automated through a guided interview that asks non-technical questions about business essentials, pages, and content strategy, translating the answers directly into a structured JSON schema.

To generate a JSON output schema from a discovery interview, use a structured conversation flow that enforces data structure and safety, producing a site-brief.json file alongside a human-readable summary of the collected requirements.

Yes, a guided interview can collect technical needs and SEO goals by walking the client through targeted discovery sections, ensuring all critical website requirements are surfaced and saved into the final site brief output.

The site interview process requires no external dependencies or components, operating independently to facilitate the conversation and generate the required JSON data and markdown summary files for downstream workflows.

Downstream tasks that can consume the site-brief.json include design, development, and content workflows, using the structured data to inform branding, copy, page structure, and technical decisions without needing manual data entry.