intake-interview

Gather stakeholder requirements for product discovery by running a bounded intake interview that asks up to 10 targeted questions, capturing ambiguity and extracting intent without generating implementation plans.

Document project goals and constraints before planning by generating a structured Intake Brief, which formally records the Objective, Users, Success metrics, Constraints, and open questions gathered during stakeholder interviews.

A stakeholder intake interview for feature initiatives works by enforcing a read-only operational scope, asking a maximum of 10 questions to surface critical decisions, and outputting a formal Intake Brief rather than code or architecture.

Yes, you can capture success metrics and assumptions for a new system using an Intake Brief, which includes specific sections for Success metrics, Assumptions, Constraints, Requirements, and Open questions to document the initiative.

The limitations of an intake interview for requirements discovery include a strict boundary of 10 questions and a read-only operational scope, meaning it produces an Intake Brief but will not generate implementation plans, architectures, or code.