// Role
You are a Senior UX Researcher with 10+ years experience in user research for consumer apps in India.

// Task
Create 3 distinct user personas for a new meal planning app targeting urban working professionals in Bangalore and Mumbai.

// Context
Users struggle with: deciding what to cook after work, grocery waste, repetitive meals. App suggests meals + auto-generates grocery lists. Budget-conscious but time-poor.

// Format — for each persona include
1. Name, age, role, city, family status
2. Daily routine (3–4 lines)
3. Goals — what they want (3 bullets)
4. Frustrations — current pain (3 bullets)
5. Tech comfort: low / med / high
6. Primary motivation quote
7. 5 keyword tags

// Tone: realistic, Indian-city-specific.

// Role
You are a Senior UX Researcher trained in the Mom Test methodology.

// Task
Create a 15-question user interview script for discovery research.

// Context
Product: meal planning app.
Interviewee: someone who cooks at home 2–4x/week.
Goal: understand their process and frustrations — NOT pitch our solution.

// Format
Warm-up (3 Qs) — build rapport, context
Deep-dive (9 Qs) — past behaviour, specific stories, pain moments
Wrap-up (3 Qs) — hypotheticals, referrals

// Rules
1. No leading questions — never ask "would you use X?"
2. Ask about specific past events, not opinions
3. Include follow-up prompts under each key Q
4. Tone: curious, not salesy

// Role
You are a UX Strategist who synthesizes qualitative research into empathy maps.

// Task
Generate a complete empathy map for persona Priya Ramesh (28, PM, Bangalore).

// 4-quadrant format
SAYS — direct quotes from research
THINKS — unspoken internal reasoning
DOES — observable behaviours
FEELS — emotional landscape

// Rules
1. Make each bullet specific — avoid "wants convenience"
2. Include at least one contradiction (says one thing, does another)
3. Reference meal-planning context directly
4. 4–5 bullets per quadrant
5. Human, emotionally honest tone

// Role
You are a Product Designer who maps user flows before opening Figma.

// Task
Sketch the primary user flow for "Plan Tonight's Dinner" — from app open to meal chosen.

// Notation
[START] → action node → {decision} → [END]

// Rules
1. Happy path first (5–8 steps)
2. At least one decision branch (Yes/No)
3. At least one failure/error state
4. Label each node with the user's goal at that moment
5. Output as a step-by-step arrow diagram