dev-clarify

To resolve requirements ambiguity before design, you ask targeted questions about codebase exploration findings to clarify integration points and edge cases, documenting the precise answers to prevent rework.

The best way to enforce a TDD testing strategy during requirement clarification is to mandate the definition of an automated testing strategy before design begins to ensure test-driven development principles are applied.

You ask targeted questions about codebase exploration findings by focusing on resolving specific ambiguities in integration points, edge cases, and behavior choices to establish a clear specification before implementation.

You need ambiguity resolution in the software development workflow after exploring a codebase for a new feature but before design begins, specifically when you are unsure how to handle edge cases or integrate with existing systems.

Requirement clarification prevents costly rework in TDD by resolving all ambiguities in edge cases through targeted questions before design begins, while mandating an automated testing strategy to enforce test-driven principles.

You document integration points and behavior choices by asking targeted questions to resolve ambiguities found during codebase exploration, capturing the clarified specification before moving into the design phase.