service-blueprint
Use when mapping how a service actually works — frontstage/backstage/support lanes from code, docs, and operational knowledge
What this skill does
# Service Blueprint **Core principle:** A blueprint connects what users experience to what the organization produces. Touchpoints are commitments, not screens. ## Build the Skeleton from Code Read routes, controllers, models, mailers, and jobs to extract the operational backbone: customer actions, frontstage responses, backstage processes, support systems. Code reveals *what happens*; it cannot reveal *what it feels like* or *why the org chose this shape*. Ask targeted questions for those layers. Accept docs, transcripts, and URLs as supplementary sources — ingest them, don't summarize them. ## Set Boundaries First Pick one scenario and one actor. Define start and end conditions from the actor's POV. Combine three lenses to find the right boundary: | Lens | What it prevents | |------|-----------------| | **Lifecycle sequencing** (pre/during/post) | Optimizing one moment while degrading the surrounding system | | **Context of use** (environment, stakes, frequency) | Designing for a user who doesn't exist | | **JTBD forces** (functional, social, emotional) | Reducing the service to task completion | ## The Three Lines | Line | What it reveals | |------|----------------| | **Interaction** | Where the user touches the org — every crossing is a moment of truth | | **Visibility** | What's hidden vs. shown — a design choice, not just operational fact | | **Internal interaction** | Where bottlenecks and systemic failures hide | ## Confidence Discipline Tag every claim: `[confirmed]` (verified in code or docs), `[hypothesis]` (inferred from patterns), or `[gap]` (unknown). Separate observation from inference. For each hypothesis, note what would confirm it — a stakeholder interview, a log query, a support ticket search. ## Output Write to `docs/service-design/<slice>/blueprint.md` using the template at `service-design/templates/blueprint.md`. Populate the Service Slice table, Blueprint Lanes, Moments of Truth, and Failure Modes sections. ## Related Artifacts `service-design:empathy-analysis` produces the emotional/informational layer this blueprint references. `service-design:journey-map` sequences the same service across time and channels. Use all three for a complete picture.
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