clarify

You can resolve ambiguities in project specifications by running a structured 10-category ambiguity scan that generates prioritized questions based on impact and uncertainty, guiding you through an interactive clarification loop.

An ambiguity scan is a systematic review across ten key categories—functional, domain, interaction, non-functional, integration, edge cases, constraints, terminology, completion signals, and misc—to identify unclear requirements during spec design and architectural planning.

You can clarify requirements for task decomposition by initiating an interactive, one-question-at-a-time workflow that prioritizes missing information by impact, iteratively collecting answers to update the specification.

You need a structured clarification process for spec design when architectural planning or task decomposition encounters unclear requirements, ensuring all functional, non-functional, and edge case assumptions are documented before implementation begins.

The best way to prioritize requirement questions during architectural planning is to evaluate them based on their impact on the system and their level of uncertainty, ensuring high-risk ambiguities are resolved first through an interactive loop.

Yes, the interactive clarification workflow documents clarified decisions and generates updated specifications, ensuring that resolved ambiguities from the questioning loop are recorded for the implementation phase.