deep-interview

To clarify vague requirements before creating a product specification, use a Socratic clarification loop that probes intent, outcomes, scope, and boundaries. This surfaces explicit requirements and transforms uncertain ideas into execution-ready specifications with readiness gates.

A Socratic clarification loop for requirement refinement is an interactive questioning process that identifies and resolves vague user intents. It systematically probes scope, outcomes, and decision boundaries to produce concrete, execution-ready artifacts like transcripts and PRD documents.

To prepare a PRD from ambiguous user requests, initiate a guided clarification process to establish non-goals and decision boundaries. This resolves ambiguity into execution-ready specifications before engineering teams begin implementation.

Yes, you can use depth profiles such as quick, standard, and deep modes for requirements gathering. These profiles adjust the Socratic clarification loop's intensity, and an optional autoresearch mode further supports launch readiness.

Non-goals and decision boundaries in execution-ready specifications are readiness gates that define out-of-scope items and decision authority. Establishing these during clarification prevents scope creep and aligns engineering teams before implementation.