In this lesson · 5 min
Conversation → notes → open questions.
Phase 1 · Conversation and discovery
Define the project before you build
In this lesson, a conversation about an AI event in Faro becomes context, decisions, and open questions.
Takeaway You are here: conversation and discovery
Speaker notes
Place this presentation at the beginning of the journey. Today’s deliverable is a reliable set of conversation notes. Requirements, design, build, and review appear in later phases.
1 · Listen
Start with the conversation
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Scenario
An AI event in Faro with two tracks and community participation.
Speaker notes
Introduce the simulation: the class receives notes from a conversation with the event organizers and the agenda document. The content is fictional and serves as raw material for product discovery practice. [Sources] Plano para a agenda evento (1).pdf; workshop/en/event-meeting-notes.md
2 · Interpret
AI turns discussion into decisions
Goal
What must the event make possible?
Audiences
Attendees, speakers, volunteers, and sponsors.
Capabilities
Agenda, registration, forms, contact, and venue.
Questions
Capacity, tickets, criteria, and responsible data use.
Speaker notes
Demonstrate a request to the AI tool: separate facts, needs, hypotheses, and open questions. AI organizes the material; the team confirms decisions and retains control over speaker selection and communications. [Sources] workshop/en/event-meeting-notes.md
The journey
The conversation opens three phases
1 · Discovery
Listen, record, and clarify.
2 · Requirements
Define purpose, audience, and voice.
3 · Design
Explore the experience in Claude Design.
Speaker notes
Show the progression without jumping to a solution: first understand the conversation; then record requirements in Markdown; only then explore design. Build and review follow these three phases.
Phase 1 deliverable
Good notes preserve what the conversation revealed
Context, decisions, questions, and boundaries are ready to become requirements.
Up next 02 · Create requirements.md
Speaker notes
Close by confirming that the fictional meeting notes are the raw material for the next phase. We have not chosen layouts or components yet; first we will turn the conversation into verifiable requirements.