add-feature-specification

To document feature requirements and prevent scope creep, you can generate an `about.md` file that defines the objective, functional and non-functional requirements, business rules, scope, and acceptance criteria.

Structuring business rules and acceptance criteria is best done using a business-style documentation format within an `about.md` file, ensuring all necessary sections like scope, decisions, and edge cases are explicitly covered.

Guided requirements gathering works by using a strategic questionnaire to infer and validate requirements, ensuring comprehensive coverage of objectives, functional needs, and edge cases before finalizing the specification.

Yes, you can update an existing `about.md` file to add new edge cases, decisions, and scope changes while maintaining the structured business documentation format.

A complete feature specification for scope management should include the problem statement, objective, functional and non-functional requirements, business rules, scope boundaries, acceptance criteria, and documented decisions.

You need to create a formal feature specification document when starting a new feature to establish clarity on business rules, define scope boundaries, and ensure all stakeholder decisions and requirements are recorded.