interview

Structured hierarchical questioning turns vague product ideas into clear requirements specifications by progressively exploring high-level, mid-level, and detailed features to surface hidden assumptions and constraints.

Hierarchical questioning for requirement elicitation is an interview process that dynamically generates questions based on responses, progressing through three depth levels to clarify ambiguous features and explore technical decisions.

Start a structured requirements interview by providing a topic, then answer dynamically generated questions across three hierarchical levels to clarify priorities, save progress to a transcript, and produce an integrated specification document.

Yes, the requirement gathering process can optionally scan related files to build contextual background, allowing it to adapt questions based on existing project context and user responses.

Documenting hidden constraints during product management interviews is best handled by saving dynamic question and answer progress to an intermediate transcript, which is then combined into a coherent final specification document.