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taxonomy-generator

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Generate multi-level taxonomies for projects, tasks, features, and companies.

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Taxonomy Generator

Generate multi-level, MECE taxonomies for organizing research and product knowledge.

Taxonomy Levels

  1. Company — Business domains, user segments, product areas
  2. Product — Features, user flows, content types, interaction patterns
  3. Project — Research themes, methods, finding categories, phases
  4. Task — Task types, priorities, skill categories
  5. Feature — Component types, states, variations

Principles

  • MECE — Mutually Exclusive, Collectively Exhaustive where possible
  • Evidence-based — Categories derived from research data, not assumptions
  • Evolvable — Governance process for adding/modifying categories
  • Cross-referenced — Links between levels (e.g., feature → product area)

Input

  • Project context, company context, existing findings
  • Or: raw data to taxonomize (research notes, feature lists, etc.)

Output

  • Hierarchical taxonomy per level
  • Tag recommendations
  • Cross-reference map between levels
  • Governance documentation

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