Prototype guided setup
Bound initial work with the two-day engineering estimate.
share/artifacts / Product decisionProduct decision / 01
Test guided setup before adding more deck examples.
Proposed experiment
Learn where existing agent users creating their first deck need help—not a promise of higher conversion.
2 daysIllustrative engineering estimate
Approval required
Approval required
share/artifacts / Product decisionProduct decision / 02
Ten sessions show where users stopped—not why.
Started setup
10
Connected
6
Created first deck
4
Successive steps in the same fictional cohort. Too small to represent all users; the reasons for stopping are unknown.
share/artifacts / Product decisionProduct decision / 03
Choose the next learning step—not a rollout.
| Option | Learning question | Estimated effort |
|---|---|---|
| A · Guided setup Recommended | Can users complete guided setup unaided? | 2 engineering days |
| B · Three deck examples | What guidance can worked decks provide? | 5 engineering days |
| C · Observe five more sessions | Where do users need help today? | 1 PM day |
Fictional estimates, not commitments. Engineering and PM days are not interchangeable; effects are unknown.
share/artifacts / Product decisionProduct decision / 04
Observe whether users complete guided setup unaided.
Watch ten new sessions
Record whether each user connects without help.
Agree a learning threshold
Proposed: at least six of ten connect unaided; otherwise revisit.
Not a controlled comparison with the original ten. This observes completion; it does not establish causal lift.
share/artifacts / Product decisionProduct decision / 05
Approve the prototype. Not a broader rollout.
Decision requested · product lead
2 daysEngineering time for the prototype.
Then observe ten new sessions.
No delivery date or rollout commitment.
Proposed review criterion
At least six of ten users connect unaided.
Confirm or change this criterion before starting. A positive result informs the next decision—not product-market fit.