Requirement Analysis Skill

To convert interview notes into requirement specifications, provide raw elicitation data to be structured across Purpose, Data, Behavior, Constraints, and Quality dimensions for a cohesive engineering artifact. It compiles inputs, flows, edge cases, and testing strategies.

The best way to structure requirement specifications is by organizing them into five dimensions: Purpose, Data, Behavior, Constraints, and Quality. This captures primary flows, non-functional criteria, risk considerations, and open questions systematically.

Detecting ambiguities and implicit assumptions in requirement analysis involves formalizing raw interview inputs to identify contradictions, gaps, and hidden issues across defined dimensions. This reduces engineering rework by surfacing open questions for clarification.

Yes, you can generate testing strategy and risk assessment from raw elicitation notes. The process extracts interview data to produce implementation guidance that includes architecture suggestions, risk considerations, and acceptance criteria for testing plans.

Yes, requirement analysis works without structured dimension data JSON. You can provide raw interview notes directly, and the system will extract and formalize the inputs into the five-dimensional specification without requiring pre-formatted JSON.