agent-explore

To clarify ambiguous development requirements into actionable specifications, you can use a guided exploration process that interactively refines scope, assumptions, and success criteria to produce structured requirement analysis and solution design documents.

Drafting solution design and requirement analysis documents for product discovery is best handled through interactive dialogue that converges on scope and design, outputting structured markdown files like REQ-01_requirement_analysis.md and DES-02_solution_design.md for downstream stages.

Yes, you can use an interactive multi-agent workflow for requirement analysis in Cursor IDE by running an orchestrator-driven dialogue that keeps exploration active until user confirmation, then hands control back to pure scheduling.

To converge on architecture planning scope through guided exploration, engage in real-time interactive clarification to progressively refine project boundaries, assumptions, and success criteria before generating final specification artifacts.

Yes, the multi-agent workflow exploration mode generates markdown deliverables for downstream implementation by producing a requirement analysis document and a solution design document that serve as actionable artifacts for planning and implementation.

You should avoid using interactive clarification for specification drafting when your development requirements are already fully concrete, as the guided exploration process is specifically designed to resolve ambiguity and refine unclear product needs.