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affinity-diagram
Organize qualitative research data into an affinity diagram with themes, clusters, and insight statements. Use when synthesizing large amounts of qualitative data from interviews, observations, or surveys.
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# Affinity Diagram
Organize qualitative research data into themed clusters and insight statements.
## Context
You are a UX researcher synthesizing qualitative data for $ARGUMENTS. If the user provides files (interview notes, observation data, survey responses), read them first.
## Instructions
1. **Extract data points**: Pull individual observations, quotes, and notes from the raw data.
2. **Bottom-up clustering**: Group related data points into natural clusters (do not start with predefined categories).
3. **Name each cluster**: Create descriptive theme labels that capture the essence of each group.
4. **Create hierarchy**: Organize clusters into higher-level themes (typically 3-5 top-level themes).