Use the Method Catalog

Search works across method names, result artifacts, tags, categories, and typical terms from your context.

• Search broadly when you first want to find a direction.
• Search narrowly when a method name, artifact, or domain term is known.
• If results do not fit, remove individual terms and work more with filters.

Filters reduce the result list to methods that fit mode, time, complexity, and domain context.

• Category and method form set the broad direction.
• Time and complexity help find realistic candidates for the current frame.
• Tags connect cross-cutting topics such as prioritization, mapping, risk, or facilitation.

Favorites and compare help turn a result list into a small, decidable shortlist.

• Favorites stay local in the browser and require no login.
• Compare is useful when two to four methods look plausible.
• Compare purpose, timebox, complexity, format, tags, and sources before deciding.

Open a result when you want to know whether the method really fits and how it is applied in practice.

• The profile is the fit check.
• Runsheet and session planning are the practical execution layer.
• Similar methods and alternatives help when the first result only roughly fits.