intake

To define a problem statement for AI-assisted software development, use an interactive intake questionnaire that guides you through scoping requirements and generates structured handoff artifacts for the next phase.

The best way to scope changes for an existing codebase is running a structured intake questionnaire that produces change decompositions and reconstruction assessments to clarify project boundaries before AI handoff.

Yes, you can use an intake questionnaire to decompose changes for new software projects. It applies to new projects, existing codebases, and scoped changes by interactively defining problem scope and requirements.

You generate handoff artifacts for the requirements phase by completing an interactive problem-definition questionnaire, which automatically creates structured problem statements and change decompositions for downstream use.

Yes, the problem definition process requires interactive user input to accurately scope changes and define requirements. It also requires file writing capabilities to save the generated problem statements and reconstruction assessments.

You should not use an automated intake questionnaire when your problem scope is already fully defined and decomposed. It is specifically designed for the initial problem-definition phase to streamline handoff to requirements.