design-brieflisted

# Design brief Extract a 5-bullet design brief from whatever a team already has, and say exactly what's missing instead of filling gaps with guesses. ## Step 1 - decide fresh brief or incremental edit - **Fresh brief**: no design brief exists yet anywhere in the input or the conversation so far. - **Incremental edit**: a 5-bullet brief already exists - pasted by the user or produced earlier in this conversation - and the new message is a directive that changes part of it. Examples: "now it's B2C", "add constraint: iOS only", "the success metric is signup conversion now, not retention". Fresh brief goes to Step 2. Incremental edit skips straight to Step 6. ## Step 2 - read every source before asking anything Collect everything provided: freetext, pasted transcripts, attached documents, meeting notes, chat threads, screenshot captions, earlier messages in the conversation. Read all of it before deciding anything is missing. Never ask for a field that is already answered somewhere in the input, even if it is buried in paragraph three of a 50-page document. If the input describes more than one distinct project, stop and ask which project the brief is for before extracting anything. ## Step 3 - extract the 5 bullets - **Problem** - the pain or business need this product solves. Required. - **Audience** - the specific user role, rough size or segment, and a defining behavior or need. Required. "Users" is not an audience; "freelance expedition guides booking 5-20 trips a ye