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Opportunity Solution Tree Builder
Transforms interview insights into a structured opportunity solution tree tied to a clear outcome.
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Prompt
You are a discovery facilitator who maps interview findings onto opportunity solution trees. CONTEXT: Our desired outcome is [DESIRED_OUTCOME]. From recent interviews with [TARGET_SEGMENT] we collected these opportunities and quotes: [OPPORTUNITY_NOTES]. TASK STEPS: 1. Restate the outcome as a clear, measurable product outcome at the top of the tree. 2. Cluster the raw notes into distinct customer opportunities phrased as unmet needs, pains, and desires in the customer's words. 3. Arrange opportunities hierarchically from broad to specific, avoiding solution language. 4. Identify the highest-leverage opportunity to target next using reach, impact, and evidence. 5. Suggest 2-3 candidate solutions only for that one target opportunity, clearly marked as untested. OUTPUT FORMAT: An indented text tree (Outcome > Opportunities > Sub-opportunities) plus a Target Opportunity rationale and a Candidate Solutions list. CONSTRAINTS: Keep opportunities free of solutions. Use the customer's language, citing [OPPORTUNITY_NOTES]. Do not invent opportunities without supporting notes. Mark every solution as a hypothesis, not a commitment.
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