interactive-planner

Systematic requirement gathering uses structured interactive questions to elicit comprehensive project details. This Skill automates the process by asking clear, non-overlapping questions with multi-select options, then synthesizes responses into a concrete specification document ready for development, eliminating back-and-forth clarification.

Yes. Interactive requirement gathering applies to API design, feature discovery, and software project planning. The Skill breaks complex projects into manageable question batches, asking about technical dependencies, integration points, and constraints to build detailed specifications for collaborative environments.

After collecting structured answers through multi-select questions, synthesize the responses into a project specification document. This Skill automatically organizes user input into concrete requirements, design decisions, and acceptance criteria that development teams can execute directly.

Use interactive structured questions to explore payment integration options, user authentication methods, and data storage requirements. Batching questions into manageable sets lets you progressively build a detailed specification that covers all technical dependencies for a checkout system.

No special prerequisites or external dependencies are required. The Skill operates as a standalone interactive questionnaire that enforces a structured 4-question batch workflow with 2-4 options per question, automatically adding an Other option for comprehensive coverage.

Use interactive planning when project scope is unclear, stakeholder input is incomplete, or collaborative environments require systematic exploration of options. It saves time on clarification and rework by ensuring no requirement gaps are missed through guided, non-overlapping questions.