aidlc-requirements-analysis

To clarify ambiguous software requirements, you can analyze them using adaptive depth to identify multiple valid interpretations and ask targeted clarifying questions. This ensures accurate functional and non-functional requirement documentation.

Adaptive depth analysis is a methodology that evaluates user requirements at Minimal, Standard, or Comprehensive levels. It scales the clarification process based on project complexity to resolve ambiguities.

You can document functional and non-functional requirements from a vague request by using interpretation branching to resolve ambiguities. The finalized scope is then saved directly to devflow-docs/inception/requirements.md.

Yes, requirements analysis works for simple feature scope definition by utilizing the Minimal depth level. This ensures lightweight clarification without overwhelming the user with unnecessary comprehensive questioning.

You should use comprehensive depth for requirements analysis when facing highly complex software projects. This level systematically explores multiple interpretations and asks targeted questions to prevent misinterpretations before development begins.