A method for designing a fracturing schedule for fracturing formations located along a horizontal wellbore, the method comprising: obtaining drilling cuttings during a drilling operation in sample units representative of a predetermined interval of the horizontal wellbore; logging the sample units of the drilling cuttings, comprising mapping the sample units of the drilling cuttings to positions along a horizontal extent of the wellbore such that analysis performed with respect to the sample unit of drilling cuttings will be identifiable and trackable such that an estimate of geomechanical properties of the formation can be positionally and/or spatially identified; performing at least one analytical process on the obtained drilling cuttings to determine geomechanical properties of the interval of the obtained drilling cuttings for the interval (606, 608), wherein the at least one analytical process includes at least one of X-ray diffraction or mineral-weight-percent calculations, and the geomechanical properties of the interval comprise a bulk modulus and a shear modulus of the interval; calculating Young's Modulus and Poisson's ratio from the bulk modulus and shear modulus of the interval; generating a formation analysis estimation for the interval based on the calculated Young's Modulus and Poisson's ratio, wherein the formation analysis estimation comprises a mapping of brittleness of the formation along the horizontal wellbore with respect to position to obtain a brittleness of the formation at the interval; and based on the formation analysis estimation, configuring a super-stage for deployment to the interval to perform a fracturing operation, and designing a fracturing schedule to be performed to frac the formation at the interval, wherein the super-stage is a fracing-stage that is configured to perform multiple fracing operations at different locations along the fracing-stage, the method further comprising actuating at least one diverter within the super-stage to close a portion of the super-stage and divert injection fluid to open portions of the super-stage, and wherein configuring the super-stage comprises having a brittle portion of the interval fraced prior to having a ductile portion of the interval fraced. obtaining drilling cuttings during a drilling operation in sample units representative of a predetermined interval of the horizontal wellbore; logging the sample units of the drilling cuttings, comprising mapping the sample units of the drilling cuttings to positions along a horizontal extent of the wellbore such that analysis performed with respect to the sample unit of drilling cuttings will be identifiable and trackable such that an estimate of geomechanical properties of the formation can be positionally and/or spatially identified; performing at least one analytical process on the obtained drilling cuttings to determine geomechanical properties of the interval of the obtained drilling cuttings for the interval (606, 608), wherein the at least one analytical process includes at least one of X-ray diffraction or mineral-weight-percent calculations, and the geomechanical properties of the interval comprise a bulk modulus and a shear modulus of the interval; calculating Young's Modulus and Poisson's ratio from the bulk modulus and shear modulus of the interval; generating a formation analysis estimation for the interval based on the calculated Young's Modulus and Poisson's ratio, wherein the formation analysis estimation comprises a mapping of brittleness of the formation along the horizontal wellbore with respect to position to obtain a brittleness of the formation at the interval; and based on the formation analysis estimation, configuring a super-stage for deployment to the interval to perform a fracturing operation, and designing a fracturing schedule to be performed to frac the formation at the interval, wherein the super-stage is a fracing-stage that is configured to perform multiple fracing operations at different locations along the fracing-stage, the method further comprising actuating at least one diverter within the super-stage to close a portion of the super-stage and divert injection fluid to open portions of the super-stage, and wherein configuring the super-stage comprises having a brittle portion of the interval fraced prior to having a ductile portion of the interval fraced.