mo-requirement-design

To turn feature ideas into Monica module requirements, you provide a brief concept to initialize a numbered .pending folder, generate a requirements.md from a template, and iteratively refine the details through focused clarifying questions.

Structured requirement gathering in Monica involves creating a .pending/{NNN}-{name} directory, populating a requirements.md template with an overview, and iteratively refining the scope through eliciting clarifying questions.

You generate an architectural design for a Monica module by analyzing existing modules and producing a design.md artifact that defines module placement, interfaces, directory layout, and a stepwise implementation plan.

Yes, the process applies to creating and refining feature proposals by satisfying conventions for module placement decisions, interface definitions, directory layout planning, and stepwise implementation plans.

The best way to reduce ambiguity is using a structured, repeatable process that iteratively elicits clarifying questions and generates concrete requirements.md and design.md artifacts for well-scoped Monica features.