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Product/requirement discovery BEFORE planning — interrogate a fuzzy idea with forcing questions (who has the pain, a concrete real example, the smallest valuable version, what's explicitly out, the success metric, what existing flow/data it touches), push back on weak framing, and output a SHARPENED problem statement + scope + success criteria ready for /namht-plan. Use when the user says "/discover", "office hours", "I want to build…", or brings a vague idea.
NamHT4Devlop/nam-claude-skill · ★ 0 · Code & Development · score 70
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# namht-discover — sharpen the problem before any plan/code Stop a vague idea from becoming the wrong build. Interrogate first, then restate a crisp problem. Conversational — output is a sharpened brief, not code. ## Forcing questions (ask the ones still unanswered; 1–2 at a time, not a wall) 1. **Who exactly** has this pain — a specific person/role, not "users"? 2. **A real example** that happened (not hypothetical): walk me through the last time it hurt. 3. **Smallest valuable version** — what's the thinnest slice that's still worth shipping? 4. **Explicitly NOT** doing — what's out of scope (so we don't gold-plate)? 5. **Success metric** — how do we KNOW it worked (a number/behavior change), not "users like it"? 6. **Existing surface** — which current flow/entity/endpoint does it touch? (check KB `10-core-flows`/`13-business-rules`) — reuse vs new. ## Push back (don't just take the framing) If the stated "solution" hides a different real problem, say so and reframe ("you said X app, but you described Y"). Challenge scope creep, premature solutions, and unmeasurable goals. Be direct but brief. ## Output — Sharpened brief (chat; offer to save to `namht-sessions/discovery/<slug>-<date>.md`) ``` ## In plain words ← the real problem in 2–3 jargon-free sentences ## Who & the pain ← the specific user + the concrete example ## Smallest valuable slice ← the thin first version ## Scope ← In / Out (explicit) ## Success metric