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You can brainstorm app requirements by answering guided, non-technical questions one at a time. This process surfaces core goals and constraints, producing a structured brief ready for prompt generation without requiring technical knowledge.

The best way to create a product discovery brief is using a guided elicitation process. It asks targeted questions with 2-4 concrete options to clarify decision points, resulting in an output-ready brief for early-stage product discovery.

You can end a guided brainstorming session early using an escape hatch. The prompt includes an option like 'That's enough — let's build it!' to stop the elicitation process and immediately generate your structured brief.

Guided question format helps non-technical users with prompt planning by enforcing one-question-at-a-time prompts with 2-4 concrete options. This targeted elicitation crystallizes app requirements and constraints into a concise, structured brief.

Structured product discovery works effectively for solo or small-team sessions. The guided elicitation process applies directly to these contexts, helping small teams surface decision points and generate a structured brief for downstream generation.