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High-impact intervention points in product design — rules, information flows, and goals over UI tweaks. Use when local fixes fail to change behavior.
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SOC 職業分類に基づく
Use only when explicitly invoked as lamina-design. Turn an incomplete product idea or brownfield change into a minimum sufficient product behavior graph: actors, entities, operations, workflows, rules, dependencies, decisions, persona perspectives, and distinct risks; then generate an implementation-ready contract.
Use only when explicitly invoked as lamina-init. Turn an incomplete product idea into usable business context and evidence-grounded personas, asking only high-leverage questions and labeling provisional assumptions for later product-graph design.
Product design workflows — domain contracts, implement brief, verify loop. Load via Read or Skill tool when /lamina-* workflows need it.
Use only when explicitly invoked as lamina. Route product design for developers building with AI — design, verify, or direct capability answers.
Use only when explicitly invoked as lamina-verify. Verify a live or brownfield product against its product graph: critical promises, reachable workflows, authority, invariants, state integrity, recovery, accessibility, and contract drift; emit evidence-backed fixes before merge.
Business context UX guidance. Use when bootstrapping Lamina for a project; answering business questions UX work needs; updating context after a pivot or scope change.
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| description | High-impact intervention points in product design — rules, information flows, and goals over UI tweaks. Use when local fixes fail to change behavior. |
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Small shifts in the right place outperform large UI changes in the wrong place. Intervene on rules, information flows, and goals before rearranging screens.
run.json domain or scenarios.