deep-interview

To turn vague requests into specifications, undergo a structured Socratic questioning protocol that reveals scope, intent, and constraints, yielding an execution-ready spec suitable for planning handoffs.

The best way to define acceptance criteria for broad requests is to apply a targeted clarification loop that interrogates why a change is needed, how far it should go, and what must stay out of scope.

You extract project boundaries from a vague idea by enforcing a questioning protocol that systematically prompts clarification, capturing evidence and context to determine what stays out of scope.

Yes, you can adjust interrogation depth when clarifying requirements, as the process supports multiple levels including quick, standard, and deep pathways to match the needed specification detail.

You need a Socratic clarification loop for product definition when facing broad, underspecified requests that lack clear intent, requiring systematic extraction of context before generating canonical artifacts for execution.