# General Principles Leverage the traditional questions in [[Strategy Assessments]] # Sample prompts for a single strategy artifact Foundational analysis * Critique the executive summary. Does it clearly and concisely articulate the core problem, the proposed solution, and the key outcomes? Does it feel compelling and easy to understand for a non-technical stakeholder * Is there a clear, logical connection between the customer pain points described and the features and initiatives outlined to solve them? Identify any features that don't directly address a stated problem. * Does the strategy have clear key performance indicators and do those metrics metrics directly measure the success of the proposed strategy? Are they linked to the business goals mentioned in the document? Point out any KPIs that seem disconnected from the strategic objectives. GTM * Is the competitive landscape accurately and comprehensively described? Does the strategy effectively articulate a unique selling proposition (USP) or a meaningful point of differentiation? If not, suggest 3-5 potential areas for differentiation. Execution * Based on the proposed initiatives, what resource constraints (e.g., engineering hours, budget, data science support) are most likely to impact the roadmap? Highlight any areas where the planned work seems disproportionate to the stated resources * Critique the prioritization of the initiatives. What are the key trade-offs being made (e.g., launching an early version now vs. waiting for more features)? Identify any interdependencies between the projects and potential bottlenecks. What Ifs * What if a major competitor launches a similar product in six months? * # Sample prompts for a collection of strategy artifacts