deep-interview

You conduct requirements discovery using a phased Socratic interview workflow that surfaces goals, scope, constraints, and risks. This process transitions through intent-first, deep-dive, and synthesis phases to capture decisions and establish stakeholder alignment.

A Socratic interview approach for product planning uses targeted clarifying questions to establish boundaries and intent. It operates through a stateful workflow that transitions into planning once the user approves the captured goals and constraints.

You capture stakeholder alignment decisions by generating an automated context snapshot at the end of the interview process. This snapshot records the agreed goals, scope, and risks discovered during the structured requirements gathering phases.

You need structured requirements gathering for stakeholder alignment when starting projects that require clear goals, scope, constraints, and risks. It ensures non-goals are defined and decisions are tracked before any implementation work proceeds.

Yes, the requirements discovery process works without external dependencies. It relies entirely on an internal stateful workflow to track interview phases and synthesize the final context snapshot for stakeholder alignment.