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To surface edge cases and refine requirements, you can use structured interviewing to systematically question project specs across technical, UI/UX, security, and performance domains. This synthesizes findings into actionable refined specifications.

Structured interviewing for specification refinement is a repeatable workflow that determines input, interviews systematically across technical and operational domains, and synthesizes findings to propose refined specs. It clarifies scope before implementation begins.

You can identify non-obvious tradeoffs during milestone planning by applying systematic questioning to your issue specs. This guides teams through technical, maintainability, and performance concerns to clarify project scope and expose hidden constraints.

Yes, you can refine an existing specification file by providing the file path to initiate the interview. The workflow systematically questions the spec's contents and proposes refined specs and acceptance criteria based on the synthesized findings.

Yes, structured requirement interviewing works without external dependencies. It operates as a standalone workflow to determine input, guide systematic questioning across technical domains, and synthesize findings into refined specifications.