lean-product-canvaslisted

Facilitate **Jeff Gothelf's Lean Product Canvas**. It is a one-page tool that frames work around a business *problem* to solve, not a *solution* to implement, filled across 8 boxes in order. This variant is self-contained (every helper skill is distilled inline) and keeps two deliberate enrichments over the stock canvas: - **Box 2 follows the money first.** You trace the cashflow to the final money-capturer *before* naming a metric — then write each metric in v3's **"who does what by how much"** key-result format. You cannot state a credible business outcome until you know who ultimately gets paid. - **Box 4 runs a full Jobs-to-be-Done pass** (functional / social / emotional jobs, plus pains and gains), and **Box 7 uses Hypothesis-Prioritization thinking** (risk × perceived value) to pick what to test first. The canvas is an insurance policy: it turns assumptions into experiments before you commit to building, and shifts the conversation from outputs to outcomes. ## Input Works best with the business problem you're framing — or the solution someone handed you, which the canvas reframes as a problem. Also useful: known users, evidence so far, and what the team already believes. Anything supplied at invocation — text after the skill name, an appended `ARGUMENTS:` line — counts as answers already given. Use it and skip whatever it covers; never re-ask. Arriving empty-handed works too: open at Box 1. ## How to run this session This is a workshop, run one turn at a time. H