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MVP definition
MVP definition is the process of deciding what must ship first and what must wait.
A good MVP is not a small version of a big idea. It is the smallest release that still proves value and teaches you something real.
What belongs in an MVP
Only the workflows that support your core promise. If a feature does not reinforce that promise, it is a v2 candidate.
What to cut
Nice-to-haves, optimization work, and edge cases that do not threaten the core workflow can wait.
How to decide
List the core user actions, define success criteria, then back into the minimum feature set that supports that path.
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