💼 Business Context Skill

name: business-context description: Understand and apply business requirements, user needs, and market context to development decisions

🎯 Purpose

This skill helps understand business requirements, user personas, market positioning, and translate them into technical decisions.

📋 When to Use

• Starting a new project
• Making architecture decisions
• Prioritizing features
• Understanding user requirements
• Creating MVP specifications

🔧 Capabilities

1. Requirements Analysis

• Extract functional requirements from natural language
• Identify non-functional requirements (performance, security, scalability)
• Map user stories to technical tasks

2. User Persona Understanding

• Define target user demographics
• Understand user pain points
• Map user journeys

3. Market Context

• Analyze competitor features
• Identify market gaps
• Suggest differentiating features

4. MVP Definition

• Prioritize core features
• Define minimum viable scope
• Create phased roadmap

📝 Process

1. GATHER: Collect business requirements
   - What problem are we solving?
   - Who is the target user?
   - What are the success metrics?

2. ANALYZE: Break down requirements
   - Core features (must-have)
   - Nice-to-have features
   - Future considerations

3. TRANSLATE: Convert to technical specs
   - Data models needed
   - API endpoints required
   - UI/UX requirements

4. PRIORITIZE: Create implementation order
   - Phase 1: MVP core
   - Phase 2: Essential additions
   - Phase 3: Nice-to-haves

💡 Key Questions to Ask

📊 Output Format

## Business Requirements Summary

### Target Users
- Primary: [description]
- Secondary: [description]

### Core Problem
[Problem statement]

### Success Metrics
- [ ] Metric 1
- [ ] Metric 2

### Feature Priority
| Priority | Feature | Rationale |
|----------|---------|-----------|
| P0 | ... | ... |
| P1 | ... | ... |
| P2 | ... | ... |

🔗 Related Skills

• project-setup - After understanding context
• api-design - Designing APIs based on requirements
• documentation - Documenting business logic