From understanding to everyday use.
Describe the problem, process or need. Clarify what matters and explore how software could help.
A conversation, with a purpose
Describe
Tell us what is difficult, missing or worth doing better. No technical brief needed.
Make it clear
Clarify the gaps and decisions that will shape a useful result. The questions should follow from your situation.
Put it to work
Open your software, try the available actions and continue improving it from there.
The process at a glance. Available capabilities depend on the software being built.
Start with the situation
A recurring task, scattered information or a goal is a useful starting point. You do not have to translate it into a feature list.
Build on what is understood
Questions and proposed directions help build a clearer understanding. The system distinguishes what you have said from what it proposes.
Use, learn and refine
Open the software and test it with suitable example data. Ask for improvements as you learn what works. Available actions and changes depend on current support.