deep-interview

To turn vague project ideas into execution-ready specifications, this Skill applies a guided Socratic interview process. It probes intent, scope, and constraints through an interactive clarification loop, outputting structured requirements for downstream planning.

A Socratic interview for requirements clarification is a structured questioning process that probes ambiguous inputs to define explicit non-goals and decision boundaries. It ensures alignment by extracting success criteria before design or development begins.

To define non-goals and decision boundaries for ambiguous project requests, initiate an interactive clarification loop. The process systematically challenges broad inputs to establish explicit project scope and success criteria before implementation.

You need a structured requirements artifact before starting development when a project has ambiguous goals or missing acceptance criteria. It provides explicit decision boundaries and handoff support when alignment is critical prior to design.

The best way to align stakeholders on project scope before planning is through a Socratic clarification loop. It transforms vague ideas into structured requirements artifacts with explicit non-goals, ensuring all parties share identical execution-ready specifications.

Yes, you can use this Socratic clarification process for projects with missing acceptance criteria. It is specifically designed to probe broad or ambiguous inputs, extracting success metrics and generating structured artifacts for downstream execution.