flow-interview

Refining ambiguous requirements into detailed specifications requires a structured interview to extract edge cases, dependencies, and acceptance criteria. This ensures incomplete features are translated into precise, actionable specs for engineering teams.

Defining acceptance criteria during product discovery is best achieved through deep questioning to clarify problem scope and success metrics. This captures complete implementation details and ensures all refined requirements align with the actual feature goals.

To track refined specifications using flowctl, you write the extracted details back into the Flow system via epic and task updates. This maintains a single source of truth by ensuring all state and requirements are stored centrally.

Structured requirements interviewing works for both initial discovery and task scoping by guiding deep questioning across planning and refinement workflows. It effectively captures implementation details whether you are defining high-level epics or granular tasks.

You can use this interview approach to identify edge cases and dependencies for features by conducting targeted deep questioning. It systematically clarifies problem scope and extracts hidden implementation details that standard requirements gathering often misses.