bmad-advanced-elicitation

Stress-test AI drafts by applying structured elicitation methods like pre-mortem and Socratic critique. This process refines content such as requirements and architecture notes, making them more robust, defensible, and actionable through iterative refinement.

Structured elicitation is a technique to critically challenge and refine recently generated AI content. By selecting methods like SCAMPER or red team critique, it pushes the model to reconsider and improve drafts for deeper analysis.

Iteratively refine architecture notes by selecting from up to five elicitation options applied to the current section. The process executes chosen methods, shows improvements, and repeats until you are satisfied, returning enhanced content with confirmation steps.

Yes, you need access to a local methods.csv registry. The Skill loads this sibling file to analyze context and select a balanced set of tailored elicitation methods for stress-testing your content.

Yes, you can apply Socratic questioning and pre-mortem analysis to persona-driven outputs. The Skill analyzes context to select methods that stress-test creative recomposition and sharpen outputs before applying changes.

A limitation is that iterative refinement requires manual confirmation at each halt step. You must actively select from presented options and approve enhanced content replacements, meaning it cannot fully automate the critique process without user interaction.