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Use when the user wants something new built or existing behaviour changed, such as a feature, component, page, API, module or project, and no approved design for it exists yet in this conversation or in docs/plans

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# Intent Discovery

Turn a request into a design the user has approved, with a specification precise enough that a capable builder could plan from it without asking again. You build what you believe the user wants, and that belief is usually thinner than it feels. **Find out what they want and why, one question at a time, and get sign-off on a written design before anything is built.**

## The Prime Directive

```
NOTHING GETS BUILT UNTIL THE USER APPROVES THE DESIGN
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No exceptions. No workarounds. No shortcuts.

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