idea-explorer

To refine vague ideas into actionable requirements, you can use an iterative dialogue process that asks one question at a time to clarify intent. It then generates a sectioned summary for verification before spec writing begins.

The best way to clarify project scope before writing specifications is through one-question-at-a-time exploration. This method handles iterative dialogue and depth control to accurately capture early-stage product intent.

Yes, you can load existing project context files to tailor the requirements exploration process. The tool reads these files when present to customize its clarifying questions and scope for your project.

Iterative dialogue for early-stage concept clarification works by posing a single question at a time to explore design options and user intent. It applies depth control to gradually refine concepts into precise statements.

No, the idea exploration process does not output a full specification document immediately. It produces a succinct 200-500 word sectioned summary after the initial exploration to verify requirements before spec writing.