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Create or refine PRODUCT.md while separating evidence, aspiration, users, value, and non-goals. Triggers: "product", "create PRODUCT.md", "product boundary".

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# Product Create or refine a product contract with the user's authority. The contract works because it forces every claim into evidence or labeled aspiration; if a reader cannot tell which is which, the document has failed. 1. Inspect existing product, README, goals, release, and evidence sources. 2. Ask only for decisions that cannot be grounded safely from those sources. 3. State mission, users, pains, value, differentiation, and non-goals. For this repository's own product surfaces, start from the canonical category in `docs/contracts/ubiquitous-language.md` (AgentOps is the operations layer for agentic engineering) and preserve the small ownership boundary — never re-frame AgentOps as an execution orchestrator, factory, or loop. 4. Separate evidence from hope under two required headings. Put every grounded claim under `## Proven`, each carrying a resolvable citation (a README, release, test, or evidence source). Put unproven hopes, evidence gaps, and not-yet-measured success signals under `## Assumptions`. A claim that cannot cite a source belongs under `## Assumptions`, never `## Proven`. 5. Preserve an existing PRODUCT.md unless the user authorizes replacement. 6. Return the document to the caller; Plan may use it as intent context. Named failure mode — **aspiration laundering**: an unproven hope written in the `## Proven` section; once laundered, every downstream plan inherits a false premise. Detector: any `## Proven` claim without a resolv...

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Author
boshu2
Repository
boshu2/agentops
Created
10 months ago
Last Updated
today
Language
Go
License
Apache-2.0

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