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SPARK Analysis

Conduct SPARK methodology analysis for new project inception.

When to Use

At the very beginning of a new project
When evaluating a significant new feature or system
Before running bootstrap-project to validate project viability
When pivoting or reassessing an existing project

What is SPARK?

SPARK is a structured inception methodology for validating project viability:

Stakeholders: Who is affected and who has influence?
Problem: What problem are we solving? What's the scope?
Analysis: What exists? What are the options? What are the constraints?
Risks: What could go wrong? How do we mitigate?
Knowledge: What do we know? What gaps exist?

Alternative Interpretation: Some practitioners use SPARK as: Situation, Proposal, Agreement, Resources, Kickers. This variant focuses more on proposal-driven inception where the situation is assessed, a proposal is made, agreement is sought, resources are identified, and potential "kickers" (deal-breakers or critical success factors) are surfaced early. Choose the interpretation that best fits your project context.

Required Inputs

Project idea/concept (initial description)
Context (why now? what triggered this?)
Initial stakeholder list (who asked for this?)
Time constraints (deadline pressures?)
Budget/resource constraints (if known)

Workflow

Phase 1: Stakeholder Analysis

Identify and analyze all stakeholders:

## Stakeholders

### Primary Stakeholders (Direct Users)

| Stakeholder | Role | Needs | Influence | Engagement |
|-------------|------|-------|-----------|------------|
| [Name/Role] | [What they do] | [What they need] | High/Med/Low | [How to engage] |

### Secondary Stakeholders (Indirect Impact)

| Stakeholder | Interest | Impact | Communication |
|-------------|----------|--------|---------------|
| [Name/Role] | [Their interest] | [How affected] | [How to inform] |

### Key Questions to Answer
- Who will use this system daily?
- Who will maintain/operate it?
- Who funds/sponsors it?
- Who could block or derail the project?
- Who has domain expertise we need?

AI Assistance: Use Explore agent to research similar projects and identify commonly overlooked stakeholders.

Phase 1b: Create Audience Registry

Transform stakeholders into an Audience Registry - a standalone reference document that becomes the anchor for all downstream artifacts.

Create docs/reference/audience-registry.md:

# Audience Registry

Single source of truth for project audiences and their artifact needs.

## Audiences

| ID | Audience | Category | Needs | Derived Artifacts |
|----|----------|----------|-------|-------------------|
| A1 | [Role] | Primary | [Use the system for...] | BDD:user-*, Tutorial:*, C4:Person |
| A2 | [Role] | Integration | [Connect via...] | BDD:api-*, Reference:*, C4:ExternalSystem |
| A3 | [Role] | Operational | [Deploy/maintain...] | BDD:ops-*, Howto:*, C4:Operator |
| A4 | [Role] | Contribution | [Extend/maintain code...] | Explanation:*, C4:Component view |

## Category Definitions

| Category | Focus | Typical Roles | Primary Artifacts |
|----------|-------|---------------|-------------------|
| **Primary** | Using the system | End-users, consumers | Tutorials, User BDD, SystemContext |
| **Integration** | Connecting to the system | Developers, API consumers | Reference docs, API BDD, Container view |
| **Operational** | Running the system | Sysadmins, operators, SREs | How-tos, Ops BDD, Deployment view |
| **Contribution** | Extending the system | Contributors, maintainers | Explanation, ADRs, Component view |

## Traceability

Every artifact should reference an audience ID:
- BDD features: `@audience:A1`
- Documentation frontmatter: `audience: A1`
- C4 persons/actors map to Primary/Integration audiences

## Artifact Coverage Matrix

| Audience | BDD | Tutorial | How-to | Reference | Explanation | C4 Element |
|----------|-----|----------|--------|-----------|-------------|------------|
| A1 | [ ] | [ ] | - | - | - | [ ] |
| A2 | [ ] | - | - | [ ] | - | [ ] |
| A3 | [ ] | - | [ ] | - | - | [ ] |
| A4 | - | - | - | - | [ ] | [ ] |

---
*Created from SPARK analysis on [date]*
*Last updated: [date]*

AI Assistance: AI can suggest audience consolidation and identify gaps in artifact coverage.

Pattern Reference: See AUDIENCE-DRIVEN ARTIFACTS

Phase 2: Problem Definition

Define the problem clearly and scope boundaries:

## Problem Definition

### Problem Statement
[1-2 sentence clear statement of the problem]

### Current State
- How is this problem handled today?
- What pain points exist?
- What workarounds are people using?

### Desired Future State
- What does success look like?
- How will we measure success?
- What capabilities will exist that don't exist now?

### Scope Boundaries

**In Scope**:
- [Capability 1]
- [Capability 2]
- [Capability 3]

**Out of Scope** (explicitly excluded):
- [Excluded item 1 and why]
- [Excluded item 2 and why]

**Deferred** (future consideration):
- [Deferred item 1]
- [Deferred item 2]

### Success Criteria
1. [Measurable criterion 1]
2. [Measurable criterion 2]
3. [Measurable criterion 3]

AI Assistance: Use AI to challenge assumptions, identify edge cases, and ensure problem is well-defined.

Phase 3: Analysis

Analyze the landscape, options, and constraints:

## Analysis

### Existing Solutions

| Solution | Pros | Cons | Why Not Sufficient |
|----------|------|------|-------------------|
| [Existing 1] | [pros] | [cons] | [gap] |
| [Existing 2] | [pros] | [cons] | [gap] |

### Technology Options

| Option | Fit | Maturity | Team Experience | Decision |
|--------|-----|----------|-----------------|----------|
| [Tech 1] | High/Med/Low | [status] | [experience] | Consider/Reject |
| [Tech 2] | High/Med/Low | [status] | [experience] | Consider/Reject |

### Constraints

**Technical Constraints**:
- [Constraint 1: e.g., must integrate with existing system X]
- [Constraint 2: e.g., must run on infrastructure Y]

**Business Constraints**:
- [Constraint 1: e.g., budget limit]
- [Constraint 2: e.g., timeline requirement]

**Organizational Constraints**:
- [Constraint 1: e.g., team skills]
- [Constraint 2: e.g., approval processes]

### Dependencies

| Dependency | Type | Status | Risk if Unavailable |
|------------|------|--------|---------------------|
| [Dep 1] | Technical/Organizational | Available/Pending | [impact] |
| [Dep 2] | Technical/Organizational | Available/Pending | [impact] |

### Upstream Acceptance (if the plan depends on a third party *accepting* something)

When viability rests on an **external party accepting a contribution** — an upstream merge, a
registry/standard entry, a partner integration — model what they **require of you**, not only whether
they would want it. *"Will they want it?"* and *"what do they require of me?"* are two questions; the
second is usually cheaper and answerable **before any code is written**.

| Upstream | What we need accepted | Acceptance requirement | Met? | Cost to meet |
|----------|-----------------------|------------------------|------|--------------|
| [e.g. anchore/syft] | [a new cataloger] | DCO / CLA / AI-policy / inbound licence / test bar | Yes/No/Unknown | Low/Med/High |

Confirm each, before building — read `CONTRIBUTING`, the DCO/CLA, and a few recent merged PRs:

- **Contribution agreement** — DCO (`Signed-off-by`, retroactive-fixable) vs a **CLA**. Which, and can you sign it?
  - A DCO problem is fixable in minutes by amending a commit. **A CLA problem may not be yours to fix**: the standard employer clause (ICLA §4) requires you to represent that your employer has waived rights to your contributions, or has itself executed a Corporate CLA. If your employer has rights to what you create, that is *their* signature to obtain — weeks, if it happens. Start it before writing code, not before opening the PR.
  - A Corporate CLA does not remove the need for each developer's individual one.
  - CLAs differ per steward: some license, some assign, some take relicensing rights. **Read the specific agreement** — the category name tells you nothing about the terms.
- **AI-contribution policy** — some projects restrict, ban, or require *disclosure* of AI-generated contributions. Against a project that bans them, unaware work is wasted **entirely**; disclosure is cheap only if known up front. See *Finding the AI-contribution policy* below — `CONTRIBUTING` is the wrong place to stop looking.
- **Inbound licence compatibility** — your contribution must be licensable under *their* terms. This is the **opposite direction** from the `Dependencies` check (you consuming their licence) and is easy to conflate.
- **Governance & responsiveness** — who decides, how long merges take, whether the maintainer is active. A technically-welcome contribution can still stall for months.

### Competitive Analysis (if applicable)

| Competitor | Strengths | Weaknesses | Differentiation |
|------------|-----------|------------|-----------------|
| [Comp 1] | [strengths] | [weaknesses] | [how we differ] |

Why Upstream Acceptance is its own subsection: Dependencies models what the project consumes and needs to stay available; Upstream Acceptance models what the project must satisfy to be accepted — a different failure mode. Grounding (a real case): a project whose distribution strategy rested on contributing a cataloger to an upstream analysed thoroughly whether the upstream would want it, but never what it required of a contributor — DCO sign-off, and an (absent, that time) AI-contribution policy, were discovered only after the code was written and the PR opened. Benign there; against a project that bans AI contributions the whole effort would have been wasted, and surfaced at submission rather than at decision time.

Finding the AI-contribution policy

Reading CONTRIBUTING is where this check usually stops, and it is not where the policy usually lives. Across projects that have written one, it has been found in five different places:

Where	Seen in
A dedicated policy page or in-tree process doc	Linux kernel (`Documentation/process/coding-assistants.rst`), QEMU (`code-provenance`)
The Code of Conduct	Zig — placement matters: a violation is misconduct, not a rejected patch
The contribution guide's own AI section	Git (`SubmittingPatches`), Ansible, Python devguide
The security / reporting page	curl — disclosure is mandatory for AI-found vulnerabilities
The project's foundation	Linux Foundation, Apache, OpenInfra — these are floors; the project may be stricter

Check the foundation as well as the project, never instead of it. A permissive foundation baseline says nothing about a project that has written its own rule, and the more active the project, the likelier it has.

Ask the shape, not the verdict. "Banned or allowed?" is the wrong question and produces wrong answers — most restrictive policies carry a route, and the route is the operative part:

Is there a permitted path, and who decides? Bans are frequently conditional — a named approver, a documented exceptions process, a pre-arranged reviewer.
Is disclosure required, encouraged, or unwanted? And above what threshold — any assistance, or unmodified bulk?
In what format? `A

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name: analyze-project
description: Conduct SPARK methodology analysis for new project inception. Use at the beginning of a new project, when evaluating significant features, before bootstrap-project to validate viability, or when pivoting an existing project.
metadata:
  author: "Georges Martin <jrjsmrtn@gmail.com>"
  version: "0.1.34"
license: MIT
---

# SPARK Analysis

Conduct SPARK methodology analysis for new project inception.

## When to Use

- At the very beginning of a new project
- When evaluating a significant new feature or system
- Before running `bootstrap-project` to validate project viability
- When pivoting or reassessing an existing project

## What is SPARK?

SPARK is a structured inception methodology for validating project viability:

- **S**takeholders: Who is affected and who has influence?
- **P**roblem: What problem are we solving? What's the scope?
- **A**nalysis: What exists? What are the options? What are the constraints?
- **R**isks: What could go wrong? How do we mitigate?
- **K**nowledge: What do we know? What gaps exist?

> **Alternative Interpretation**: Some practitioners use SPARK as: **S**ituation, **P**roposal, **A**greement, **R**esources, **K**ickers. This variant focuses more on proposal-driven inception where the situation is assessed, a proposal is made, agreement is sought, resources are identified, and potential "kickers" (deal-breakers or critical success factors) are surfaced early. Choose the interpretation that best fits your project context.

## Required Inputs

1. **Project idea/concept** (initial description)
2. **Context** (why now? what triggered this?)
3. **Initial stakeholder list** (who asked for this?)
4. **Time constraints** (deadline pressures?)
5. **Budget/resource constraints** (if known)

## Workflow

### Phase 1: Stakeholder Analysis

Identify and analyze all stakeholders:

```markdown
## Stakeholders

### Primary Stakeholders (Direct Users)

| Stakeholder | Role | Needs | Influence | Engagement |
|-------------|------|-------|-----------|------------|
| [Name/Role] | [What they do] | [What they need] | High/Med/Low | [How to engage] |

### Secondary Stakeholders (Indirect Impact)

| Stakeholder | Interest | Impact | Communication |
|-------------|----------|--------|---------------|
| [Name/Role] | [Their interest] | [How affected] | [How to inform] |

### Key Questions to Answer
- Who will use this system daily?
- Who will maintain/operate it?
- Who funds/sponsors it?
- Who could block or derail the project?
- Who has domain expertise we need?
```

**AI Assistance**: Use Explore agent to research similar projects and identify commonly overlooked stakeholders.

### Phase 1b: Create Audience Registry

Transform stakeholders into an **Audience Registry** - a standalone reference document that becomes the anchor for all downstream artifacts.

Create `docs/reference/audience-registry.md`:

```markdown
# Audience Registry

Single source of truth for project audiences and their artifact needs.

## Audiences

| ID | Audience | Category | Needs | Derived Artifacts |
|----|----------|----------|-------|-------------------|
| A1 | [Role] | Primary | [Use the system for...] | BDD:user-*, Tutorial:*, C4:Person |
| A2 | [Role] | Integration | [Connect via...] | BDD:api-*, Reference:*, C4:ExternalSystem |
| A3 | [Role] | Operational | [Deploy/maintain...] | BDD:ops-*, Howto:*, C4:Operator |
| A4 | [Role] | Contribution | [Extend/maintain code...] | Explanation:*, C4:Component view |

## Category Definitions

| Category | Focus | Typical Roles | Primary Artifacts |
|----------|-------|---------------|-------------------|
| **Primary** | Using the system | End-users, consumers | Tutorials, User BDD, SystemContext |
| **Integration** | Connecting to the system | Developers, API consumers | Reference docs, API BDD, Container view |
| **Operational** | Running the system | Sysadmins, operators, SREs | How-tos, Ops BDD, Deployment view |
| **Contribution** | Extending the system | Contributors, maintainers | Explanation, ADRs, Component view |

## Traceability

Every artifact should reference an audience ID:
- BDD features: `@audience:A1`
- Documentation frontmatter: `audience: A1`
- C4 persons/actors map to Primary/Integration audiences

## Artifact Coverage Matrix

| Audience | BDD | Tutorial | How-to | Reference | Explanation | C4 Element |
|----------|-----|----------|--------|-----------|-------------|------------|
| A1 | [ ] | [ ] | - | - | - | [ ] |
| A2 | [ ] | - | - | [ ] | - | [ ] |
| A3 | [ ] | - | [ ] | - | - | [ ] |
| A4 | - | - | - | - | [ ] | [ ] |

---
*Created from SPARK analysis on [date]*
*Last updated: [date]*
```

**AI Assistance**: AI can suggest audience consolidation and identify gaps in artifact coverage.

> **Pattern Reference**: See [AUDIENCE-DRIVEN ARTIFACTS](https://github.com/jrjsmrtn/ai-assisted-project-orchestration/blob/develop/docs/patterns/inception/audience-driven-artifacts.md)

### Phase 2: Problem Definition

Define the problem clearly and scope boundaries:

```markdown
## Problem Definition

### Problem Statement
[1-2 sentence clear statement of the problem]

### Current State
- How is this problem handled today?
- What pain points exist?
- What workarounds are people using?

### Desired Future State
- What does success look like?
- How will we measure success?
- What capabilities will exist that don't exist now?

### Scope Boundaries

**In Scope**:
- [Capability 1]
- [Capability 2]
- [Capability 3]

**Out of Scope** (explicitly excluded):
- [Excluded item 1 and why]
- [Excluded item 2 and why]

**Deferred** (future consideration):
- [Deferred item 1]
- [Deferred item 2]

### Success Criteria
1. [Measurable criterion 1]
2. [Measurable criterion 2]
3. [Measurable criterion 3]
```

**AI Assistance**: Use AI to challenge assumptions, identify edge cases, and ensure problem is well-defined.

### Phase 3: Analysis

Analyze the landscape, options, and constraints:

```markdown
## Analysis

### Existing Solutions

| Solution | Pros | Cons | Why Not Sufficient |
|----------|------|------|-------------------|
| [Existing 1] | [pros] | [cons] | [gap] |
| [Existing 2] | [pros] | [cons] | [gap] |

### Technology Options

| Option | Fit | Maturity | Team Experience | Decision |
|--------|-----|----------|-----------------|----------|
| [Tech 1] | High/Med/Low | [status] | [experience] | Consider/Reject |
| [Tech 2] | High/Med/Low | [status] | [experience] | Consider/Reject |

### Constraints

**Technical Constraints**:
- [Constraint 1: e.g., must integrate with existing system X]
- [Constraint 2: e.g., must run on infrastructure Y]

**Business Constraints**:
- [Constraint 1: e.g., budget limit]
- [Constraint 2: e.g., timeline requirement]

**Organizational Constraints**:
- [Constraint 1: e.g., team skills]
- [Constraint 2: e.g., approval processes]

### Dependencies

| Dependency | Type | Status | Risk if Unavailable |
|------------|------|--------|---------------------|
| [Dep 1] | Technical/Organizational | Available/Pending | [impact] |
| [Dep 2] | Technical/Organizational | Available/Pending | [impact] |

### Upstream Acceptance (if the plan depends on a third party *accepting* something)

When viability rests on an **external party accepting a contribution** — an upstream merge, a
registry/standard entry, a partner integration — model what they **require of you**, not only whether
they would want it. *"Will they want it?"* and *"what do they require of me?"* are two questions; the
second is usually cheaper and answerable **before any code is written**.

| Upstream | What we need accepted | Acceptance requirement | Met? | Cost to meet |
|----------|-----------------------|------------------------|------|--------------|
| [e.g. anchore/syft] | [a new cataloger] | DCO / CLA / AI-policy / inbound licence / test bar | Yes/No/Unknown | Low/Med/High |

Confirm each, before building — read `CONTRIBUTING`, the DCO/CLA, and a few recent merged PRs:

- **Contribution agreement** — DCO (`Signed-off-by`, retroactive-fixable) vs a **CLA**. Which, and can you sign it?
  - A DCO problem is fixable in minutes by amending a commit. **A CLA problem may not be yours to fix**: the standard employer clause (ICLA §4) requires you to represent that your employer has waived rights to your contributions, or has itself executed a Corporate CLA. If your employer has rights to what you create, that is *their* signature to obtain — weeks, if it happens. Start it before writing code, not before opening the PR.
  - A Corporate CLA does not remove the need for each developer's individual one.
  - CLAs differ per steward: some license, some assign, some take relicensing rights. **Read the specific agreement** — the category name tells you nothing about the terms.
- **AI-contribution policy** — some projects restrict, ban, or require *disclosure* of AI-generated contributions. Against a project that bans them, unaware work is wasted **entirely**; disclosure is cheap only if known up front. See *Finding the AI-contribution policy* below — `CONTRIBUTING` is the wrong place to stop looking.
- **Inbound licence compatibility** — your contribution must be licensable under *their* terms. This is the **opposite direction** from the `Dependencies` check (you consuming their licence) and is easy to conflate.
- **Governance & responsiveness** — who decides, how long merges take, whether the maintainer is active. A technically-welcome contribution can still stall for months.

### Competitive Analysis (if applicable)

| Competitor | Strengths | Weaknesses | Differentiation |
|------------|-----------|------------|-----------------|
| [Comp 1] | [strengths] | [weaknesses] | [how we differ] |
```

**Why Upstream Acceptance is its own subsection**: `Dependencies` models what the project *consumes* and needs to stay *available*; Upstream Acceptance models what the project must *satisfy* to be *accepted* — a different failure mode. Grounding (a real case): a project whose distribution strategy rested on contributing a cataloger to an upstream analysed thoroughly whether the upstream would *want* it, but never what it *required of a contributor* — DCO sign-off, and an (absent, that time) AI-contribution policy, were discovered only after the code was written and the PR opened. Benign there; against a project that bans AI contributions the whole effort would have been wasted, and surfaced at submission rather than at decision time.

#### Finding the AI-contribution policy

Reading `CONTRIBUTING` is where this check usually stops, and it is not where the policy usually
lives. Across projects that have written one, it has been found in **five** different places:

| Where | Seen in |
|---|---|
| A dedicated policy page or in-tree process doc | Linux kernel (`Documentation/process/coding-assistants.rst`), QEMU (`code-provenance`) |
| The **Code of Conduct** | Zig — placement matters: a violation is *misconduct*, not a rejected patch |
| The contribution guide's own AI section | Git (`SubmittingPatches`), Ansible, Python devguide |
| The **security / reporting** page | curl — disclosure is mandatory for AI-found vulnerabilities |
| The project's **foundation** | Linux Foundation, Apache, OpenInfra — these are *floors*; the project may be stricter |

Check the foundation **as well as** the project, never instead of it. A permissive foundation
baseline says nothing about a project that has written its own rule, and the more active the
project, the likelier it has.

**Ask the shape, not the verdict.** "Banned or allowed?" is the wrong question and produces wrong
answers — most restrictive policies carry a route, and the route is the operative part:

- **Is there a permitted path, and who decides?** Bans are frequently conditional — a named approver,
  a documented exceptions process, a pre-arranged reviewer.
- **Is disclosure required, encouraged, or unwanted?** And **above what threshold** — any assistance,
  or unmodified bulk?
- **In what format?** `A

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