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> Feature description and target industry. Optional: specific regions to focus on (US, EU, UK).

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## Steps

1. [Read Product Research Guide]: Read the documentation in: `./skills/sauna/[skill_id]/references/product.research.guide.md` (Get the regulatory analysis output format)

2. Gather context from the user:
- What feature are you scoping?
- What industry is this for? (fintech, healthcare, etc.)
- Which regions do you need to support? (US, EU, UK, other)
- Any specific regulatory concerns already identified?

Check `./documents/product/profile.yaml` for existing product context.


3. Use `./skills/sauna/[skill_id]/references/skill/research.exa.lookup` to research regulatory landscape:

For each region, search (use current year in date-sensitive queries):
1. "[feature type] regulation [region] [industry] guidance"
2. "[industry] compliance requirements [feature]"
3. "[regulation name] [feature] implications"
4. "[feature] legal requirements [region] [current year]"
5. "[industry] regulatory updates [region] [current year]"

Look for:
- Official regulatory guidance documents
- Law firm analyses and summaries
- Industry association guidelines
- Recent enforcement actions
- Compliance checklists from established players


4. Synthesize findings into the Regulatory Landscape format:

1. Executive summary of key considerations
2. Region-by-region breakdown (regulations, requirements, recent guidance, risk level)
3. Comparison table of requirements across regions
4. Product design implications
5. Items to flag for legal review

Clearly note that this is research, not legal advice.
Include sources for all regulatory claims.


5. Offer to save regulatory research to `./documents/research/topics/*.md` for future reference.
Recommend legal review for any high-risk items identified.