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Understand the users, the business, and the problem worth solving.
Stay connected to the decisions behind your product, from the first question to the next release.
Understand the users, the business, and the problem worth solving.
Shape the journey and test the important assumptions.
Build in increments, review together, and test throughout.
Prepare release, documentation, handoff, and the next chapter.
Agree the goals, scope, and constraints. Make the important assumptions visible before implementation.
Review the product in increments and connect feedback to the roadmap.
Discuss acceptance criteria and appropriate testing alongside development.
Agree code, documentation, environments, and responsibilities for operating and improving the product.
A shared record of the agreed task, priorities, assumptions and decisions that changed the plan.
Checks tied to the important journeys and agreed release criteria, including known limitations.
Repository and environment responsibilities, setup information and approved access handoff.
Release notes, support boundaries, documentation and a prioritized list of future improvements.
This is an example handoff scope. Your engagement agreement defines the materials and responsibilities included.
A product needs an owner after release, as well as a team that built it.
Agree who manages environments, credentials, documentation, releases and incoming issues. Specify support coverage and escalation through the engagement agreement.
Keep the next improvement connected to real feedback. For AI workflows, include changes to source information, evaluation cases and the services the system depends on.
Tell us what you’re building, what needs to change, or where you’re getting stuck.