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product-architect

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Turn a business idea — or a major product pivot — into a complete technical foundation. Use this whenever the user describes a NEW product idea or says things like "I want to build…", "here's my startup idea", "we're pivoting to…", "design the architecture for my product", or "help me plan this app from scratch", and there is no filled-in `.product/` foundation yet. It interrogates the idea (target user, core value, constraints, scale), chooses a tech stack with written ADR justifications, writes VISION / ARCHITECTURE / ROADMAP / CONVENTIONS, breaks the roadmap into vertical independently-shippable slices, and scaffolds a minimal runnable project skeleton. Do NOT use it to build a slice (that's phase-executor), to add one feature to an existing plan (feature-integrator), or to fix something broken (debugger).

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