interrogation

To resolve ambiguities in under-specified prompts, this Skill uses a structured questioning workflow to batch clarifying questions, outline answers, and confirm an action plan before proceeding with execution.

Yes, structured clarifying questions are designed for complex multi-step workflows and ambiguous goals, batching targeted inquiries to efficiently establish clarity before any conversational task begins processing.

The maximum number of questioning rounds allowed when clarifying prompts is three, ensuring the conversational design remains efficient while still resolving under-specified instructions through controlled cycles.

To ensure a confirmed understanding of ambiguous goals, the questioning workflow generates an explicit outline after each answer and requires a final validation step to proceed with a clear action plan.

Yes, the AskUserQuestion mechanism supports batching multiple clarifying questions per round, allowing the workflow to gather necessary details efficiently within its enforced three-round conversation limit.

You should avoid using an interrogation workflow for prompt clarifying questions when dealing with straightforward, highly specified tasks that lack ambiguity, as the questioning cycles would add unnecessary conversational overhead.