dev-deep-interview

To turn vague requirements into testable specifications, the deep interview process uses guided Socratic questioning to resolve missing scope, constraints, stakeholders, and success criteria, generating a deterministic spec file for downstream execution.

Reducing ambiguity in product requirements is best achieved by applying dimension scoring to target the lowest-clarity areas and asking focused follow-up questions until a clear, testable specification is produced.

Socratic questioning for feature clarification asks a maximum of eight single questions in a loop, preventing interrogation fatigue while ensuring enough information is gathered to write a complete specification.

Yes, the specification interview includes decision guardrails that skip the questioning loop entirely when the initial input already provides sufficiently clear scope, constraints, and acceptance criteria.

Generated specification files are saved persistently in the workspace/projects/specs directory, including an ambiguity score and suggested next steps to guide downstream executor agents.