deep-interview

A Socratic interview clarifies vague requirements by applying a structured, pressure-driven questioning sequence to convert ambiguous ideas into precise, execution-ready specifications with explicit non-goals and decision boundaries.

The best way to turn vague requests into handoff-ready specs is through an intent-first clarification loop that enforces a structured questioning sequence with depth presets, generating context snapshots for downstream planning and execution.

Yes, you can use Socratic questioning for brownfield codebase requirements gathering. The interview process supports brownfield grounding by incorporating existing codebase context to accurately refine and align specifications.

To define non-goals and decision boundaries during feature planning, use a structured interview process that explicitly enforces these constraints, ensuring alignment and reducing misalignment and rework before downstream execution.

Yes, the requirements interview process supports different levels of depth through quick, standard, and deep presets, alongside an auto-research mode to thoroughly clarify user intent and prepare deployment-ready specifications.