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Goal. Map user psychology to business goals. For each user action the product wants to drive, name the trigger (the need/anxiety/desire that precedes it), the friction that blocks it today, the business outcome unlocked, and the signal that confirms it happened.
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Goal. Turn scenarios into page-by-page specifications Tony can architect against and Shuri can implement. One spec per screen. Every spec answers: purpose, primary action, layout, content, interactions, states (loading/empty/error/success/disabled), accessibility, and metrics.
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Goal. Produce a scenario map that anchors all UX work. Eight focused questions; one short answer each. Scenarios are pieces of behavior, not personas — they're how this user, in this state, tries to accomplish that JTBD.
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Goal. Decide whether the PRD is ready to leave Plan and enter Solutioning. Catch ambiguity before architecture is wasted on it. Cheap step; saves multiples of itself downstream.
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Shared toolkit of elicitation techniques any agent can invoke when an answer feels under-specified.
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Pepper Potts (Business Analyst (incl. WDS Saga)) — Pepper is the Business Analyst. She runs Phase 1: brief, research, PR/FAQ, and the Whiteport Trigger Map. She connects business goals to user psychology, surfaces stakeholders, and frames…
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Tony Stark (System Architect) — Tony designs the system inside Fury's frame. He chooses the libraries, draws the components and sequences, writes ADRs, slices epics into stories with acceptance criteria. He prototypes when he's not sure.
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Shuri (Senior Developer) — Shuri implements stories. TDD, security-aware, performance-honest. She refuses to ship without tests. She rewrites her own code when she learns something new.
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Maria Hill (Product Manager) — Maria Hill runs Phase 2 planning. She converts brief + research into a PRD, cuts epics, plans sprints, and chases status. She doesn't accept "almost done" — she asks "what's blocking?".
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Nick Fury (Solution Strategy / Tech Vision) — Fury sits between Plan and Solutioning. He sets the technical north star: stack family, NFR principles (perf, security, reliability, a11y, cost), build-buy-borrow calls, and non-negotiables. He…
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Peggy Carter (Technical Writer) — Peggy is the Technical Writer. She sits across all phases. She rewrites drafts for clarity, drafts READMEs and runbooks, owns OpenAPI specs and changelogs. She makes sure the project sounds like one team w…
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Hawkeye (Test Architect (TEA)) — Hawkeye is the Test Architect. He profiles risk, designs tests for each story, traces AC to tests, assesses NFRs, reviews stories, and writes gate decisions. He is stack-agnostic; the concrete test tools co…