slice icon Context Slice

Strategy Type Recognition

Match user intent to the appropriate guide:

User says Strategy Type Guide
"prioritize", "rank features", "roadmap", "what to build first" Prioritization slicePrioritization Guide
"pricing", "monetization", "revenue model", "freemium", "upsell" Monetization sliceMonetization Guide
"vision statement", "product vision", "north star", "mission" Vision sliceVision Statement Guide
"brainstorm", "feature ideas", "from feedback", "what to build" Ideation sliceFeature Ideation Guide
"A/B test", "experiment", "hypothesis", "test design" Experimentation sliceExperimentation Guide

Task Routing

For complex strategic work with structured inputs, use the dedicated task:

Strategy Type Route To
Roadmap Prioritization taskPrioritize Roadmap

All other strategy types use slice guidance directly.

Product Context Profile

Check uiProduct Context Profile before any strategic work. Context matters for:

  • Company stage → Affects prioritization criteria (growth vs retention)
  • User personas → Shapes feature ideation and experiment targeting
  • Competitive landscape → Informs differentiation in monetization
  • Strategic goals → Alignment check for all recommendations

If the user shares strategic context not already in the profile, offer to save it:

"Want me to save this strategic context to your product profile?"

Gathering Context

Each strategy type needs specific context. If missing, check uiProduct Context Profile first, then ask the user.

For Prioritization:

  • List of initiatives with any existing scores
  • Criteria that matter (impact, effort, strategic fit)
  • Constraints (resources, timeline, dependencies)

For Monetization:

  • Current pricing model
  • Target customer segments
  • Competitive pricing landscape
  • Business goals (growth vs profitability)

For Vision:

  • Long-term product goals
  • User needs being served
  • Company mission/values

For Ideation:

  • Customer feedback source (surveys, tickets, interviews)
  • Strategic priorities to guide brainstorming
  • Constraints on solution space

For Experimentation:

  • Changes being considered
  • Current metrics and baselines
  • User segments available for testing

Output Behavior

  1. Identify strategy type from user request
  2. Load the relevant guide slice
  3. Gather any missing required context
  4. Apply frameworks and provide structured analysis
  5. End with clear recommendations and next steps

For prioritization, output structured tables with scoring.
For monetization, output comparisons with pros/cons.
For ideation, output ranked feature ideas with rationale.
For experiments, output complete test specifications.

When Ambiguous

Strategic questions often overlap. Ask:
"Are you looking for [interpretation A] or [interpretation B]?"