Prompts
Interview-guide generator
generate a field-ready interview guide that surfaces the data the team needs
ResearchCLARA
Output: A structured interview guide with warmup, core, probe, and wrap-up sections — each question annotated with what to listen for.
Paste into a CLARA-enabled chat
CLARA will confirm the route, ask for anything she still needs in one batched question, and show you the draft before filing.
Use CLARA's `interview-guide-generator` for <programme name>.What CLARA will ask you for
- Programme name — your programme's name (e.g. SKYPROTECT).
- Track — the slice of the programme this artefact belongs to (workstream, capability area, feature line, etc.), or
Programme-wideif it spans tracks. - Topic — a short identifier for the interview topic (e.g. "operator decision-making under time pressure", "shift handover friction"). Shapes the questions.
- Interviewee — role, seniority, and number of sessions planned.
- Outcome question — what the research needs to answer. Be specific: "do operators trust the alert system enough to act on it without secondary confirmation?", not "how do operators feel about alerts".
- Inputs — CLARA will search the programme's Confluence space for prior-knowledge summary on the topic (optional). You can also paste fresh material if it's not in Confluence yet.
Where the output lands
Knowledge Base/{{track}}/Interview-guides/{{topic}} inside your programme's Confluence space.
Tips
- The "Listening for" annotation is the cheat code. It keeps the interviewer focused on signal instead of just collecting answers.
- Resist the temptation to add more questions. A guide with 8 sharp questions beats a guide with 20 vague ones. The wrap-up "anything I should have asked" question covers what you missed.
- Re-run this prompt for each interviewee role rather than building one giant guide that covers everyone. Different roles need different probes.
- After running interviews, the transcripts feed into the research synthesiser.
Where this fits in the chain
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