shipkit-product-definition

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Define what to build — features, UX patterns, and differentiators that solve discovered user needs. Triggers: 'product definition', 'what to build', 'features', 'solution design'.

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# shipkit-product-definition — Product Blueprint Defines WHAT we build to solve discovered user needs. Reads product-discovery.json (pain points, personas, opportunities) and produces a product blueprint: features, UX patterns, differentiators, and the app's **essence** — its non-negotiable differentiators and interaction/quality bar captured as *testable assertions* a later eval can score a build against. This is the product blueprint — it defines the user-facing solution. The technical approach (mechanisms, design decisions, stack) is handled by `/shipkit-engineering-definition`. Feature phasing (what to build now vs. later) is handled by `/shipkit-product-goals` through stage gates. --- ## When to Invoke **User triggers**: - "What should we build?", "Define features", "Product definition" - "UX patterns", "Differentiators", "What to build" - "Solution design", "Product blueprint" **Workflow position**: - After `/shipkit-product-discovery` (needs discovered user needs) - Before `/shipkit-engineering-definition` (engineering designs mechanisms for these features) - Before `/shipkit-product-goals` (goals derive criteria from features and mechanisms) --- ## Prerequisites **Required** (fail gracefully if missing): - `.shipkit/product-discovery.json` — who the users are and what they need **Recommended** (enrich the proposal): - `.shipkit/why.json` — project purpose and vision - `.shipkit/goals/strategic.json` — project stage and constraints **Optional** (for existing...

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Author
stefan-stepzero
Repository
stefan-stepzero/shipkit
Created
7 months ago
Last Updated
1 weeks ago
Language
Python
License
MIT

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