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State who the recipient is and what decisions or facts you need back from them. The Skill drafts gap-targeted questions ordered most-important-first and writes them to a Markdown file you can send for async completion.

A discovery questionnaire pulls knowledge out of a recipient that the sender lacks, typically before a decision or project. It frames context, sets answer expectations, and groups questions under themed headings so partial or async answers remain useful.

Each question covers one idea, never compound, with an answer stub directly beneath it. Questions are grouped under Markdown headings by theme and ordered most-important-first, with a one-line why-this-matters note where a question could be misread.

Yes. The generated document explicitly tells recipients that partial answers and "I don't know" responses are useful, and asks them to flag uncertainty rather than skip questions, since async delivery may allow only one pass.

Use a questionnaire when the recipient holds knowledge you lack and can respond asynchronously, or when you want to front-load questions before a meeting. It is less suitable when answers require real-time back-and-forth clarification.