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To formalize project requirements, the Skill transforms raw discovery insights into a structured project specification document. It converts brainstorming notes into detailed functional and non-functional requirements, establishing a single source of truth for the development team.

A project specification document defines detailed requirements, acceptance criteria, constraints, and dependencies for a project. You need one after initial discovery to create a baseline for design and implementation phases, preventing scope creep and ensuring team alignment.

Defining acceptance criteria requires establishing clear, testable conditions for each project requirement. The Skill automates this by processing your discovery document and generating testable criteria directly linked to the formalized functional and non-functional requirements.

Yes, documenting constraints and dependencies is a core feature. The Skill captures technical, business, and timeline constraints alongside external dependencies, ensuring all project limitations are clearly defined within the specification before design begins.

The best way to prevent scope creep is creating a formal requirements document as a single source of truth. By validating discovery completeness and adhering to defined quality gates, the Skill ensures all requirements and constraints are clearly established before implementation.

Yes, a completed discovery document is required. The Skill requires validation of discovery completeness to accurately transform raw insights into detailed requirements, acceptance criteria, and constraints, ensuring the specification serves as a reliable baseline.