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- # BMAD-Enhanced
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+ E N H A N C E D
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+ </pre>
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- **Vortex Pattern - Product Discovery through Lean Startup Validation**
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+ **BMAD Method enhanced by domain-specialized agents**
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- [![Version](https://img.shields.io/badge/version-1.6.0-blue)](https://github.com/amalik/BMAD-Enhanced)
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+ [![Version](https://img.shields.io/badge/version-1.6.1-blue)](https://github.com/amalik/BMAD-Enhanced)
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  [![Agents](https://img.shields.io/badge/agents-7-brightgreen)](docs/agents.md)
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  [![Workflows](https://img.shields.io/badge/workflows-22-success)](docs/agents.md)
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  [![License](https://img.shields.io/badge/license-MIT-blue)](LICENSE)
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- BMAD-Enhanced extends the [BMAD Method](https://github.com/bmadhub/bmad) with the **Vortex Pattern** — seven specialized agents that guide teams through Lean Startup validation before building anything. The [Innovation Vortex](https://unfix.com/innovation-vortex) is a pattern from the [unFIX model](https://unfix.com/) by [Jurgen Appelo](https://jurgenappelo.com/).
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+ </div>
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+ BMAD-Enhanced extends the [BMAD Method](https://github.com/bmadhub/bmad) with domain-specialized agents. First batch of agents cover the [Innovation Vortex](https://unfix.com/innovation-vortex) pattern from [unFIX model](https://unfix.com/) by [Jurgen Appelo](https://jurgenappelo.com/). Seven specialized agents will guide teams through full product discovery validation before building anything.
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  ```
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  VORTEX PATTERN — 7 Streams · 7 Agents
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  ┌──────────┐ HC1 ┌──────────┐ HC2 ┌──────────┐ HC3 ┌──────────┐
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  │ Isla 🔍 │─────▶│ Mila 🔬 │─────▶│ Liam 💡 │─────▶│ Wade 🧪 │
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- │ Empathize │Synthesize│ │Hypothesiz│ │Externaliz│
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- └──────────┘ └──────────┘ └──────────┘ └──────────┘
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- ▲ ▲
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- HC6 │ HC9│ HC4
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- │ │
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- ┌──────────┐ ┌──────────┐ ┌──────────┐ ┌──────────┐
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- Emma 🎯 │◀HC8─│ Max 🧭 │◀HC5─│ Noah 📡 │◀────────┘
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- │Contextual│ │Systematiz│ │ Sensitize│
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- └──────────┘ └──────────┘ └──────────┘
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- HC7 HC10
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+ │ Empathize│ │Synthesize│ │Hypothesiz│ │Externaliz│
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+ └──────────┘ └──────────┘ └──────────┘ └──────────┘
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+ ▲ ▲
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+ HC6 HC4
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+ │ │
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+ ┌──────────┐ HC8 ┌──────────┐ HC5 ┌──────────┐
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+ Emma 🎯 │◀─────│ Max 🧭 │◀─────│ Noah 📡 │◀────────────┘
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+ │Contextual│ │Systematiz│ │ Sensitize│
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+ └──────────┘ └──────────┘ └──────────┘
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  └──────────────────┴──────────────────┘
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- to Isla 🔍
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+ HC7 · HC9 · HC10 ▶ Isla 🔍
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  ```
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  | Agent | Stream | What they do |
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  │ ├── agents/ # 7 agent definition files
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  │ ├── contracts/ # 5 artifact contract schemas (HC1-HC5)
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- │ ├── guides/ # User guides (Mila, Liam, Noah)
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+ │ ├── guides/ # User guides (all 7 agents)
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  │ └── config.yaml # Configuration
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  └── _bmad-output/
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- └── vortex-artifacts/ # Generated artifacts + user guides (Emma, Isla, Wade, Max)
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+ └── vortex-artifacts/ # Generated artifacts
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  For detailed workflow descriptions and usage examples, see the [Agent Guide](docs/agents.md) and the individual user guides:
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- - [Emma User Guide](_bmad-output/vortex-artifacts/EMMA-USER-GUIDE.md)
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- - [Isla User Guide](_bmad-output/vortex-artifacts/ISLA-USER-GUIDE.md)
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+ - [Emma User Guide](_bmad/bme/_vortex/guides/EMMA-USER-GUIDE.md)
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+ - [Isla User Guide](_bmad/bme/_vortex/guides/ISLA-USER-GUIDE.md)
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  - [Mila User Guide](_bmad/bme/_vortex/guides/MILA-USER-GUIDE.md)
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- - [Wade User Guide](_bmad-output/vortex-artifacts/WADE-USER-GUIDE.md)
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  - [Noah User Guide](_bmad/bme/_vortex/guides/NOAH-USER-GUIDE.md)
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  ## Acknowledgments
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  - [BMAD Method v6.0.0](https://github.com/bmadhub/bmad) — Foundation for agent architecture
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+ - [Innovation Vortex](https://unfix.com/innovation-vortex) — Pattern from the [unFIX model](https://unfix.com/) by [Jurgen Appelo](https://jurgenappelo.com/)
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  - Claude (Anthropic) — AI reasoning and agent development
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+ ### Agents
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+ Every agent below contributed to the design, implementation, testing, or documentation of this release.
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+ **Core**
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+ - BMad Master 🧙 — Orchestration and agent coordination
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+ **BMM — BMAD Method Module**
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+ - Mary 📊 Analyst — Requirements analysis and product briefs
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+ - Winston 🏗️ Architect — Architecture decisions and technical design
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+ - Amelia 💻 Dev — Implementation and code delivery
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+ - John 📋 PM — Product management and PRD creation
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+ - Barry 🚀 Quick Flow — Rapid solo development
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+ - Quinn 🧪 QA — Quality assurance and test validation
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+ - Bob 🏃 SM — Sprint management and retrospectives
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+ - Paige 📚 Tech Writer — Documentation and editorial review
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+ - Sally 🎨 UX Designer — User experience design
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+ **BME — Vortex Pattern Agents**
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+ - Emma 🎯 Contextualize — Problem framing and product vision
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+ - Isla 🔍 Empathize — User research and empathy mapping
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+ - Mila 🔬 Synthesize — Research convergence and problem definition
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+ - Liam 💡 Hypothesize — Hypothesis engineering and assumption mapping
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+ - Wade 🧪 Externalize — Lean experiments and MVP testing
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+ - Noah 📡 Sensitize — Production intelligence and signal interpretation
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+ - Max 🧭 Systematize — Learning capture and pivot/persevere decisions
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+ - Carson 🧠 Brainstorming Coach — Creative ideation facilitation
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+ - Dr. Quinn 🔬 Problem Solver — Systematic problem-solving
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+ - Caravaggio 🎨 Presentation Master — Visual communication
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+ # Emma User Guide - Contextualization Expert 🎯
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+ **Agent:** Emma (contextualization-expert)
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+ **Version:** 1.2.0
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+ **Module:** BMAD Enhanced (bme) - Vortex Pattern
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+ **Last Updated:** 2026-02-17
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+ ## Quick Start
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+ **Who is Emma?**
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+ Emma is a Lean Startup expert who helps teams contextualize their product strategy by defining clear problem spaces and validating assumptions. She guides you through strategic framing, problem-product space navigation, and the critical "Contextualize" stream of the Vortex pattern.
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+ **When to use Emma:**
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+ - Defining product vision and strategy
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+ - Creating lean user personas (jobs-to-be-done focused)
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+ - Clarifying which problem space to investigate
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+ - Challenging assumptions before building
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+ - Aligning teams around the "why" before the "what"
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+ - Validating problem-solution fit
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+ **What you'll get:**
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+ Strategic framing artifacts using Lean Startup methodologies - personas focused on jobs-to-be-done, product vision documents, problem scope definitions, and validation frameworks.
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+ ## How to Invoke Emma
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+ ### Method 1: Slash Command (Preferred)
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+ If you're in a BMAD environment that supports slash commands:
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+ ```
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+ **When this works:**
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+ - Native BMAD CLI environment
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+ **If you see "Unknown skill":**
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+ ### Method 2: Direct Agent File Reading (Always Works)
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+ In any environment (including Claude Code), you can invoke Emma by reading her agent file:
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+ 1. Navigate to your BMAD project root
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+ 3. Emma will activate and greet you
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+ **Example (Claude Code):**
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+ ```
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+ ```
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+ **Example (Terminal):**
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+ ```
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+ This method has been fully tested and validated.
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+ ## Emma's Menu Options
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+ Once Emma activates, you'll see menu options for her available workflows:
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+ ```
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+ 1. [MH] Redisplay Menu Help
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+ 2. [CH] Chat with Emma about Lean Startup, strategic framing, or problem-product space navigation
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+ 3. [EM] Empathy Map (Legacy): Create user empathy maps (v1.0 workflow - still functional)
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+ 4. [VM] Validate Artifact: Review existing artifacts against Lean Startup principles
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+ 5. [PM] Start Party Mode
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+ 6. [DA] Dismiss Agent
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+ ```
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+ ### How to Select an Option
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+ 3. **Fuzzy Match:** Type `empathy` or `map` or `create` - Emma will match the command
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+ ## Emma's Philosophy: Contextualization over Assumptions
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+ ### What is Contextualization?
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+ Contextualization means defining clear problem and product spaces before building solutions. It's about:
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+ 1. **Who is this truly for?** (Not demographics - jobs-to-be-done and problem contexts)
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+ 2. **What are we really solving?** (Problem space boundaries and scope)
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+ 3. **Why does this matter?** (Strategic vision and alignment)
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+ 4. **What assumptions need validation?** (Every belief is a hypothesis until tested)
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+ ### The Contextualize Stream (Vortex Pattern)
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+ Emma guides teams through the "Contextualize" stream:
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+ - **Problem-solution fit before product-market fit**
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+ - **Vision before features** - align on the "why" before the "what"
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+ - **Challenge assumptions ruthlessly** - unvalidated beliefs are risks
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+ - **Personas over demographics** - focus on jobs-to-be-done, not age/gender
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+ - **Clarity before action** - strategic framing prevents wasted effort
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+ ## Current Workflows (v1.2.0)
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+ ### [EM] Empathy Map (Legacy - v1.0 Workflow)
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+ **Status:** Functional but deprecated. Maintained for backwards compatibility.
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+ **Process:** 6 steps
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+ **Important:** This workflow uses traditional empathy mapping methodology. For Lean Startup-focused workflows aligned with the Vortex pattern, see "Coming in v1.4.0+" section below.
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+ ## Coming in v1.4.0+
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+ **Output:** Lean persona document
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+ **Focus:** Jobs-to-be-done, context, problems (vs. age, gender, fictional details)
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+ ## Understanding the Legacy Empathy Map Workflow
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+ - Agents collaborate naturally on complex tasks
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+ ## Troubleshooting
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+ ## Tips from Emma
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+ ## Migration Guide (v1.0 → v1.2.0)
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+ ### What Changed
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+ **v1.0.0 (DesignOS):**
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+ - Focus: Empathy mapping, design thinking
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+ - Focus: Lean Startup, strategic framing, contextualization
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+ - Output: `_bmad-output/vortex-artifacts/`
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+ - New Lean Startup workflows coming in v1.4.0+
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+ ## Roadmap
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+ **v1.2.0 (Current):**
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+ - ✅ Agent repositioned as Contextualization Expert
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+ - ✅ Module renamed to _vortex (Vortex Pattern)
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+ - ✅ Legacy empathy-map workflow maintained
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+ - ✅ User guide updated
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+ **v1.3.0 (Planned):**
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+ - Update/migration tooling
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+ - Automated update scripts
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+ **v1.4.0+ (Planned):**
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+ - New Contextualize stream workflows:
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+ - [LP] Lean Persona
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+ - [PV] Product Vision
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+ - [CS] Contextualize Scope
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+ - Full Vortex Pattern implementation
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+ ## Getting Help
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+ ### Need help using Emma?
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+ 1. **Chat with Emma (CH):** Ask her questions about Lean Startup and contextualization
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+ 2. **Read this guide:** Most questions are answered here
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+ 3. **Check troubleshooting section:** Common errors and solutions
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+ ### Found a bug or issue?
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+ 1. **Check if it's an environment limitation:** Some features (like slash commands) may not work in all environments
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+ 2. **Report the issue:** Provide Emma's version (1.2.0), your environment, and steps to reproduce
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+ ### Want to learn more?
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+ **Emma's expertise includes:**
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+ - Lean Startup methodology
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+ - Jobs-to-be-Done framework
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+ - Strategic framing and product vision
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+ - Problem-product space navigation
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+ - Assumption validation
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+ - Contextualization strategies
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+ **Ask Emma (CH) about any of these topics!**
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+ ## Version History
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+ **v1.2.0 (2026-02-17)**
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+ - Agent repositioned as Contextualization Expert (Lean Startup focus)
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+ - Module renamed from _designos to _vortex (Vortex Pattern)
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+ - Output folder moved to vortex-artifacts
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+ - Updated documentation to reflect strategic framing and contextualization
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+ - Legacy empathy-map workflow maintained for backwards compatibility
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+ - Roadmap added for v1.4.0+ Contextualize stream workflows
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+ **v1.0.0 (2026-02-14)**
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+ - Initial release as Empathy Mapping Specialist
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+ - 6-step empathy mapping workflow
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+ - Config-driven personalization
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+ - Comprehensive error handling
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+ - Validation workflow (VM)
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+ - Party mode integration (PM)
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+ ## Credits
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+ **Agent:** Emma (contextualization-expert)
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+ **Module:** BMAD Enhanced (bme)
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+ **Submodule:** Vortex Pattern (_vortex)
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+ **Framework:** BMAD Agent Architecture Framework v1.1.0
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+ **Methodology:** Lean Startup, Jobs-to-be-Done
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+ **Questions?** Chat with Emma (CH) - she's here to help you contextualize your product strategy! 🎯