coverage-analysis

name	coverage-analysis
description	Systematic coverage evaluation pipeline — benchmark inventory, method-problem crossing, and intersection evaluation to map explored vs unexplored solution space.
execution	tactic
dependencies	{"sops":["creative-ideation-benchmark-inventory","intersection-evaluation","method-problem-crossing"]}

Coverage Analysis

Systematic coverage evaluation: inventory all known methods, cross them against problems, and evaluate which intersections remain unexplored.

Stages

Stage 1: Benchmark Inventory

Run benchmark-inventory SOP to catalog all known solutions/methods in the target domain. Output: structured method inventory with performance, applicability, and limitations.

Stage 2: Method-Problem Crossing

Run method-problem-crossing SOP to build a cross-reference matrix of methods × problems. Output: complete matrix with all cells populated.

Stage 3: Intersection Evaluation

Run intersection-evaluation SOP to annotate each matrix cell as explored, partial, or unexplored. Output: annotated matrix with exploration status and priority ranking.

Minimum Yield

Metric	Floor
Methods cataloged	≥80% of known methods in domain
Problems enumerated	≥80% of known problems in domain
Matrix cells evaluated	100% of M×P cells
Unexplored intersections identified	≥5
Priority ranking produced	yes

Available SOPs

SOP	Role
benchmark-inventory	Stage 1 — catalog all known solutions
method-problem-crossing	Stage 2 — build cross-reference matrix
intersection-evaluation	Stage 3 — annotate exploration status

Available SOPs

Optional, no fixed order; the final leaf is always a sop.

SOP	When to use
creative-ideation-benchmark-inventory	Catalog all known solutions/methods in a domain with performance, applicability, and limitations.
intersection-evaluation	Evaluate exploration status of each cell in a method×problem matrix, annotating as explored, partial, or unexplored.
method-problem-crossing	Build method×problem cross-reference matrix showing which methods have been applied to which problems.