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34 lines
1.6 KiB
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# Product
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## Register
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product
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## Users
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ThothII serves technical and clinical analysts who build and review datamarts through a guided natural-language-to-SQL workflow. They work in a dense operational interface, often moving repeatedly between model output, persisted artifacts, and human review gates.
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## Product Purpose
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The product turns analytical questions into traceable, reviewable SQL work. It should make model activity, workflow state, and human decisions legible while keeping the analyst in control of every consequential transition.
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## Brand Personality
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Calm, precise, and trustworthy. Interaction feedback should feel as immediate and disciplined as Linear or Raycast, with enough character to acknowledge an action but no decorative spectacle.
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## Anti-references
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Avoid generic SaaS ornament, conspicuous ripples, bounce or elastic motion, long choreographed transitions, and effects that compete with the analytical task. Controls must not feel playful, sluggish, or visually unstable.
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## Design Principles
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1. Make state changes unmistakable without interrupting flow.
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2. Prefer consistent, familiar controls over novel affordances.
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3. Keep the persisted workflow and reviewer decisions visually authoritative.
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4. Use motion only to explain feedback, progress, or spatial relationships.
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5. Preserve information density while maintaining clear hierarchy.
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## Accessibility & Inclusion
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Keyboard focus must remain explicit, color cannot be the sole carrier of meaning, and motion must respect `prefers-reduced-motion`. Reduced-motion users should retain immediate non-kinetic visual feedback for every action.
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