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To clarify user intent for vague project requests, this Skill guides you through a structured interview process. It uses sequential questioning and confidence-based hypothesis testing to extract and confirm the true purpose behind requests like an unspecified dashboard.

The best way to gather requirements through interactive questioning is by asking one question at a time. This prevents premature conclusions and maintains focus, establishing a hypothesis with a confidence level that prompts the user for real-time feedback.

Requirements gathering with this approach does not work without a responsive user for feedback. The Skill is designed for interactive contexts and requires a responsive user to validate confidence-based hypotheses and confirm intent in real-time.

To confirm user intent before starting project planning, the Skill restates the extracted intent and explicitly asks for user confirmation. This ensures a clear and precise definition is established before any downstream planning proceeds.

You need a structured interview process for requirements gathering when a user provides a request without specifying the purpose or desired outcomes. It helps uncover the true intent behind ambiguous requests before development begins.

Sequential questioning prevents premature conclusions during an interview by restricting the process to one question at a time. This maintains focus on the immediate requirement and avoids overwhelming the user, ensuring accurate hypothesis testing.