Discovery brief
Capture the problem, personas, assumptions, differentiation, scope, journey, and measures.
AIUse structured starting points for discovery, PRD analysis, story map creation, backlog audits, story refinement, and release planning.
Templates provide the questions and quality checks; the story map preserves the answer in a reusable form.
Why it matters
StoriesOnBoard keeps strategic context understandable to people and available to the agents helping them plan and execute.
Capture the problem, personas, assumptions, differentiation, scope, journey, and measures.
Check journey continuity, persona coverage, foundations, edge cases, and MVP coherence.
Prepare a selected release with clear narratives and observable acceptance criteria.
Each step adds context while keeping product decisions visible and reviewable.
Start from your current product phase rather than forcing every idea through the same prompt.
Bring the real source material, terminology, constraints, and decision history.
Store the approved product structure where people and agents can continue the work.
Start with a rough idea, a PRD, or an existing map. Turn it into a product plan people and agents can use together.
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