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Short of something structured, any format that captures key assumptions and intentions is good. The problem we are solving is X. The "pre-mortem" is the idea is
by troelsSteegin 4y ago
Short of something structured, any format that captures key assumptions and intentions is good. The problem we are solving is X. The "pre-mortem" is the idea is that if we fail, it would be because of Y. Then in your design or decision, you address Y as a contingency. The collateral idea for code would be "good until" - this is good until (we expect) some threshold.