complete-spec

You can resolve ambiguities by engaging in an interactive conversation process that asks targeted questions to clarify unclear details. This fills in documentation gaps, ensuring your final specifications are complete and unambiguous.

The best way to finalize documentation during reverse engineering is to run an interactive clarification session. This focuses on resolving any remaining ambiguities in your specs, actively involving you to update and complete the documentation accurately.

You update specifications by starting an interactive clarification session that asks targeted questions. Your answers are then used to update the documentation and resolve all missing information markers.

Yes, finalizing a specification requires active user participation to provide clarifications for ambiguous details. The interactive process relies on your direct input to answer questions and fill in the gaps within the documentation.

You should use interactive Q&A for specification completion during the final stages before implementation. It is ideal when your reverse-engineered documentation has unresolved ambiguities or missing details that require final clarification.