adlc-spec-clarify

To clarify underspecified feature specifications, you can generate up to five targeted clarification questions and encode the accepted answers back into the spec as atomic updates, ensuring completeness before the planning phase.

Validating a mission brief requires performing three-pillar checks: verifying specification completeness, confirming constitution alignment, and ensuring architecture compatibility before generating a prioritized clarifications queue.

This specification clarification workflow specifically applies to spec-kit projects utilizing the .specify workflow, requiring an initial Mission Brief in the active spec to generate and apply clarifying questions.

Resolving ambiguity in software architecture specifications involves generating a prioritized clarifications queue of up to five targeted questions, recording accepted answers, and writing atomic updates directly into the spec.

Yes, the spec clarification process limits generation to a maximum of five targeted questions per specification to resolve underspecified areas efficiently without overwhelming the workflow.

Specification governance requires clarifications before planning to ensure mission-brief validation and three-pillar alignment, preventing architectural drift by encoding resolved ambiguities directly into the spec.