How I approached it
Research and Discovery
We began by reviewing user pain points through existing field research and on-site visits. Agents valued speed but demanded accuracy and accountability. We also mapped the workflow using the 5Ws and 1H framework to understand context and timing in documentation tasks.
Key findings:
Agents lose time collecting data from multiple tools.
AI outputs are only as good as the quality of the input.
Users trust AI more when they can review, edit, or verify the results easily.
Design Sprint
We ran a 5-day design sprint with cross-functional partners from AI Research, PM, and UX Design.
Each day focused on one phase of the process — from defining the problem to testing a working prototype.
My role was to co-facilitate ideation, synthesize insights, and lead prototyping.
Sprint outcomes:
Defined core problem: agents struggle to document incident steps due to fragmented sources and manual processes.
Generated 7+ feature directions, later merged into 4 key AI-assisted flows:
Incident summary generation
Resolution note generation
Field prediction and auto-fill
Solution suggestion based on similar past cases




