feature-request

A feature description document captures scope, end-user capabilities, boundaries, and architecture implications, serving as a standardized format for planning documents and traceable decisions during feature ideation.

The best way to document feature scope for stakeholders is generating a structured planning document that captures boundaries, rationale, and end-user capabilities to satisfy decision recording and traceability requirements.

You create a structured planning document by initiating a feature-request session that guides discovery conversations, resolves ambiguities iteratively, and outputs a standardized file under the _tasks/_planning/ directory format.

Yes, guided discovery clarifies boundaries and architecture implications for future work by asking iterative questions to resolve ambiguities, ensuring the final feature description captures all necessary scope and rationale.

You need a formal feature description document during project planning when you require traceable decisions, standardized scope definitions, and clear rationale capture for stakeholders before moving features into active development.