aidlc-nfr-requirements

To define non-functional requirements (NFRs), you systematically collect quality attributes like performance, security, and availability based on your software's domain and operational profile, generating a structured markdown document detailing the NFRs and their justifications.

The best way to gather NFRs for a FinTech application is to use profile-based customization that contextualizes default values for the Finance domain, prompting you for specific targets like 99.95% availability and security compliance to ensure comprehensive quality attribute coverage.

Yes, you can import and validate existing non-functional requirements using a dedicated import mode, which checks your current NFRs against defined criteria to ensure they match your software's domain context and operational profile.

Yes, the NFR collection process adjusts for different software scales by using profile-based customization, modifying the depth and focus of questions based on your project's profile, whether it is an MVP, Small, Medium, or Enterprise-scale operation.

NFR gathering covers eight categories of quality attributes, including performance, availability, scalability, and security, ensuring critical software quality dimensions are considered early in the planning phase.

Non-functional requirements are documented by outputting a structured markdown file, typically named nfr-requirements.md, which details the collected NFRs, their justifications, and any user-adjusted values for your development project.