deep-interview

To clarify vague product requirements into testable specifications, a Socratic interview surfaces ambiguity across Intent, Outcome, Scope, Non-goals, and Decision Boundaries. This structured questioning generates an execution-ready spec and interview transcript.

Turning ambiguous feature requests into acceptance criteria involves conducting structured questioning rounds that explore project intent and scope boundaries. This process ensures all implicit assumptions are made explicit before design handoffs or development begins.

You can adjust requirements drafting depth using profile-driven rounds like Quick, Standard, Deep, and Autoresearch. These profiles balance interviewing speed and specification detail to match diverse product planning and research brief contexts.

To start the interview process for an unclear product idea, simply state a high-level concept. The Socratic interview will then systematically probe the request to generate a concrete, testable specification document.

You need a structured interview for product planning when initial requests lack clear acceptance criteria, such as during onboarding, requirements drafting, or design handoffs where vague ideas require explicit, testable boundaries before execution.