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Clarify vague product requirements by running a Socratic questioning protocol that enforces mandatory questions to uncover purpose, users, scope, and success criteria before implementation begins.

Socratic questioning for structured decision-making is a dialogue-based method that generates context-aware questions to reveal architectural implications, constraints, and risks for complex feature requests.

Extract clear specs from ambiguous feature requests by providing a complex request description to generate a focused questioning path that clarifies goals and constraints through dynamic question generation.

Use structured dialogue to identify constraints and risks in complex updates by enforcing three mandatory Socratic questions that target requirements, constraints, and potential blockers before proceeding.

Handle unclear product specs without missing requirements by applying a protocol that combines dynamic question generation with standardized progress reporting and error handling to ensure actionable outcomes.

Avoid using Socratic QA for requirements gathering when a request is already well-defined with clear scope and success criteria, as the mandatory questioning protocol is designed specifically for complex or ambiguous requests.