▮ DISCOVERY

A note is an anecdote. A cited artefact is a decision.

Turn a signal or a theme into build-ready product work – grounded in what people actually said.

9 HATS · DISCOVERY
DISCOVERY PROJECT
Enterprise board reviews
Updated Jul 8Refresh
BriefInterview guideSynthesisPRDAI handoff
BRIEFDRAFT

Portable artefacts for enterprise board reviews

PROBLEM

Enterprise needs portable artefacts for board reviews. Promoted from idea LIN-52 – heard twice this week.

LIN-52 ↗Enterprise standup · Jul 8 · 10:14 ↗
SOURCE TRAIL
Said in a call
Jul 8 · 10:14
Promoted to idea
LIN-52
Recurred as a theme
cited in 5 meetings
This brief
every claim traces back
▮ THE PROBLEM

Written from memory, the thread goes missing.

Fourteen people said something worth building on. By the time the doc gets written, it remembers three – the loudest, the most recent. Discovery keeps all of it, and every line stays tied to who said it and when.

What was said14 moments
What the doc remembers3
Memory keeps the loud and the recent. Discovery keeps the receipts.
▮ GROUNDED, NOT GENERATED

Two docs. One you can trust.

The difference isn't the writing. It's whether every line points back to something real.

GENERATED FROM THIN AIR

Improve the dashboard experience

Users want a more seamless, intuitive way to leverage dashboards across the organisation.

This will drive engagement and unlock significant value for key stakeholders.

SOURCES
none attached
No source. Nobody actually said this.
GROUNDED IN WHAT WAS SAID
BRIEFDRAFT

Portable artefacts for enterprise board reviews

PROBLEM

Enterprise needs portable artefacts for board reviews. Promoted from idea LIN-52 (heard twice this week).

LIN-52 ↗Enterprise standup · Jul 8 · 10:14 ↗
SOURCE TRAIL
said · 10:14idea LIN-525 meetingsthis brief
Every line links back to a cited moment.
▮ ANATOMY OF AN ARTEFACT

Every artefact carries its receipts.

The conversations behind it, one click away. Here's what's on a brief.

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BRIEFDRAFT

Portable artefacts for enterprise board reviews

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PROBLEM

Enterprise needs portable artefacts for board reviews. Promoted from idea LIN-52 – heard twice this week.

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LIN-52 ↗standup · Jul 8 · 10:14 ↗
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saidideathemebrief
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Hand to build →Share evidence
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The problem, in one line

Promoted from a real idea someone raised – not a topic label invented for the doc.

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Written from the notes

The body is drafted from what was actually said, in the words people used – not paraphrased from memory.

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Citations, not vibes

Every claim carries the moment it came from. Click through to the exact line in the call.

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The source trail

Said → idea → theme → artefact. Follow one sentence the whole way back.

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Act, or hand it on

Hand a build-ready spec to your coding agent, or share the evidence as a public link – no login required to view.

▮ THE ARTEFACTS

Five shapes for the work.

Each one carries its source trail. Start on any of them – the ladder is optional.

signal → build-ready
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Briefframe the q.

Frame the question before research starts. Why now, what you believe, what you still need to learn.

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Interview guide5 questions

The questions to actually ask. Non-leading, in order, ready for the next round of calls.

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Synthesisafter calls

What the calls had in common. Themes pulled from the notes – not from memory.

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PRDfinal shape

The build plan. Scope, edge cases, and what you're deliberately leaving out.

05 · exports out
AI handoffbuild-ready

The spec you hand off to build – to your coding agent or an engineer. Constraints and acceptance criteria travel with it, each still linked to the call it came from. Nothing left to guess.

→ coding agent→ Linear / Jiracitations attached
▮ START ANYWHERE

Start where you already are.

The workflow bends to where you are – not the other way round.

FROM A SIGNAL
An approved suggestion

Something you already pushed in Triage. It arrives with its evidence attached.

FROM A THEME
A Trends pattern

A signal that kept coming up. One click seeds the project, already cited.

FROM SCRATCH
A blank brief

Your own context and a starting question. Add notes as the calls come in.

Bring the conversation. We do the rest.

From “heard it twice” to build‑ready – grounded in what people said.

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