Draft atomic requirements using EARS notation from informal ideas.
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Helps product teams capture clear, testable requirements by using EARS notation, avoiding ambiguity.
Open spec.md and draft atomic requirements using EARS patterns.
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EARS notation is a structured approach using five templates to draft clear, atomic, and testable requirements. It imposes grounding and intent analysis to ensure unambiguous specifications during product planning and feature definitions.
To convert informal ideas into structured specifications, apply guided elicitation aligned with plan.md grounding. This analyzes initial intent and drafts EARS-based requirements directly into a spec.md file ready for review.
Yes, you can use EARS for writing acceptance criteria. The notation generates atomic requirements that fit naturally within acceptance criteria workflows, ensuring each condition is testable and free of ambiguity.
The best way to avoid ambiguity in product requirements is drafting with EARS templates. This structured method forces intent analysis and grounding, converting vague ideas into precise, atomic specifications.
You need a spec.md file to start drafting EARS requirements. The workflow uses this file to apply guided elicitation and structured grounding steps, transforming informal ideas into testable definitions.
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