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You can clarify product scope by running an adaptive interview that asks one question per turn, dynamically selecting the next question from your previous answer until a clarity test is satisfied and a formatted summary is produced.

Adaptive interviewing for requirements definition is a dynamic process that selects each subsequent question based on the prior answer, avoiding pre-planned questionnaires to elicit and resolve scope, audience, and done criteria.

To resolve contradictions when defining feature requirements, the interview continuously validates answers against a clarity test, asking dynamic follow-up questions until all conflicts are eliminated and a consistent definition is reached.

A feature specification is complete when it passes a clarity stop condition, triggering an approval gate where you review a formatted summary and either approve it or request further corrections.

Using a dynamic questionnaire instead of static forms for product scope definition allows the system to branch intelligently based on specific answers, ensuring edge cases are captured without asking irrelevant questions.

A limitation of adaptive interviewing is that it requires non-batched, single-question turns, meaning the process cannot present multiple questions simultaneously and may increase the time needed to finalize requirements.