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To turn a rough idea into a complete implementation spec, you conduct an in-depth interview to extract missing details, constraints, and edge cases. This structured inquiry surfaces all requirements and converts them into a refined, actionable specification.

Interview-driven design for requirements planning is a staged inquiry process that identifies and refines implementation specs. It systematically uncovers undocumented edge cases, acceptance criteria, and dependencies to produce a structured actionable spec.

You refine requirements when starting with a basic concept by applying a thorough, staged inquiry to surface all constraints and decisions. This fleshes out the initial concept into a precise implementation spec with explicit next steps.

Yes, you can anchor the requirements interview using existing artifacts by providing bead IDs or file paths. This grounds the inquiry in your current project context to ensure the refined spec aligns with existing documentation.

The best way to document edge cases and acceptance criteria for a new feature is through a structured interview that uncovers all constraints. This approach systematically records dependencies and decisions within a comprehensive implementation spec.