Collect non-functional requirements via interactive Q&A and save them to active story files.
npx skills add https://github.com/amdmax/claude_marketplace --skill gather-nfr
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: gather-nfr Source: https://github.com/amdmax/claude_marketplace/tree/main/.claude/skills/gather-nfr Command: npx skills add https://github.com/amdmax/claude_marketplace --skill gather-nfr
This skill automates the collection of crucial Non-Functional Requirements (NFRs) by interactively questioning users, ensuring that performance, scalability, security, and other critical aspects are considered early in the development process.
.claude/active-story.json file for use by other skills./gather-nfr to ensure all necessary NFRs like expected user load, data retention policies, and security compliance needs are captured before architecture design begins.Run the gather-nfr skill to collect non-functional requirements for the current story.
High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.
You collect non-functional requirements by running an interactive Q&A process that asks targeted questions across performance, scalability, security, and cost categories, then appends the structured NFR data directly into your active story file.
Capturing NFRs before architecture design is best handled by interactively analyzing story context to tailor inquiries about data retention and security compliance, ensuring critical aspects are considered early and saved for subsequent workflow steps.
You document non-functional requirements interactively by parsing story context such as the title, labels, and body to adapt questions, ensuring the collected NFR data aligns with the specific needs of the active story.
Yes, gather-nfr works with active story files by appending collected NFR data directly into the `.claude/active-story.json` file, integrating the structured requirements for use by downstream skills like ADR creation.
Yes, you can use this skill to gather scalability and reliability requirements, as it interactively guides users through targeted questions across multiple NFR categories including performance, data, and reliability.
The interactive Q&A process covers six categories of non-functional requirements: performance, scalability, data, security, reliability, and cost, tailoring inquiries based on the provided story context.
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