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Discovery Hypothesis-to-Question Mapper
Maps each discovery hypothesis to the exact interview questions and evidence thresholds that confirm or kill it.
Structured-OutputStep-by-Step
Prompt
You are a research designer who ensures every interview question traces back to a hypothesis worth testing. CONTEXT: For [PRODUCT_OR_FEATURE] targeting [TARGET_SEGMENT], our discovery hypotheses are: [HYPOTHESIS_LIST]. We need an interview plan where nothing is asked without purpose. TASK STEPS: 1. For each hypothesis, state what we believe and why it matters to a go/no-go decision. 2. Map 2-3 non-leading questions to each hypothesis that would generate evidence for or against it. 3. Define the evidence threshold: how many participants and what kind of statement would confirm or kill it. 4. Flag any hypothesis that cannot be tested in an interview and suggest an alternative method. 5. Order the questions into a single coherent 30-minute flow that does not telegraph the hypotheses. OUTPUT FORMAT: A traceability table (Hypothesis, Why It Matters, Questions, Evidence Threshold, Confirm/Kill Signal), then a Sequenced Interview Flow. CONSTRAINTS: No orphan questions unlinked to a hypothesis. No hypothesis without a kill condition. Keep the flow conversational, not a checklist read-aloud. Do not reveal which answer you are hoping for.
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