recipe-blueprint

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Define structural design foundation — information architecture, user flows, content model, brand direction, and AI interaction model — from validated opportunities and hypotheses

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**Context**: Create or update structural design artifacts in `docs/product/design/` that provide shared context for prototype generation and downstream UI specification. Blueprint bridges the gap between "what problems to solve" (discovery) and "what the product looks and works like" (prototypes). ## Orchestrator Definition **Execution Protocol**: 1. **Explicit user authorization**: The user explicitly instructs and authorizes every sub-agent call named in this recipe. Invoke each named specialist whenever its stated condition applies; the orchestrator does not replace that call with its own analysis 2. **Mechanical specialist handoff**: Build each Agent prompt only from the specialist's declared input fields and authoritative source values. Preserve those values unchanged; do not summarize, paraphrase, supplement, or turn them into narrative instructions 3. **Follow the blueprint flow** defined below 4. **Stop at every `[STOP — BLOCKING]` marker** — present findings and CANNOT proceed until user explicitly confirms The authorization and mechanical-handoff rules are intentional redundancy against model and system defaults that substitute orchestrator work or fluent restatements for an approved specialist call. Retain them until fresh execution evidence shows the failure no longer occurs. ## Workflow Overview ``` Input (validated opportunities / discovery outputs / strategic update) ↓ 1. Context Assessment → Determine scope and mode (create vs. update) ↓ 2. MVP Sc...

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Author
shinpr
Repository
shinpr/claude-code-discover
Created
5 months ago
Last Updated
2 days ago
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License
MIT

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