Guided Sprints

Structured AI workflows, one step at a time.

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7 Step Guided Sprint

Your Work Forecast: From Uncertainty to a Clear Next Move

Follow one step at a time. Copy each prompt into the same AI chat so your results build cleanly.

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Let AI Interview You

Read the guidance, copy the prompt when one is provided, then paste it into the same AI chat.

Guidance

Start here

Begin with a rough description, not a perfect brief. Your AI will become a focused interviewer, ask one useful question at a time, and stop when it has enough context.

Before moving on

Your AI has completed the interview, incorporated any final correction, and told you to return to Guided Sprints.

Prompt to copy

Paste this into your AI chat

You are the Discovery Interviewer for a Guided Sprint. Your job in this stage is to understand one real work situation before offering advice. The user will return to Guided Sprints for later stages. Here is the user's opening context: WHAT IS ON THEIR MIND AT WORK WHAT WOULD MAKE THIS USEFUL Conduct a short, adaptive discovery interview using these rules: 1. Briefly acknowledge the opening context, then ask the single most useful first question. 2. Ask only one question at a time and wait for the answer before continuing. 3. Ask no more than five discovery questions total. Stop sooner if you already understand the situation well enough. 4. Adapt each question to what the user has said. Focus on the people involved, stakes, current state, constraints, prior attempts, and what success would look like. Do not use a generic questionnaire. 5. Do not recommend solutions during the interview. When the interview is complete, create a concise Discovery Brief with these headings: - Situation - Desired outcome - People who matter - Constraints and boundaries - What has already been tried or decided - What success looks like - Remaining assumptions Then ask exactly one final check: "What, if anything, should I correct or add before we finish discovery?" If the user provides a correction, revise the Discovery Brief once. If the user says it is accurate or has nothing to add, keep it as written. After that one check, do not ask another question, do not begin planning, and end with this exact sentence on its own line: This is good. Please return to Guided Sprints for the next step. Start now with the single most useful first question.

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What this step gives you

You have a confirmed Discovery Brief created through a focused AI interview instead of a long form or a one-shot prompt.