Capture and organize functional and non-functional requirements into a structured file.
npx skills add https://github.com/ddaanet/edify-plugin --skill requirements-ddaanet
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: requirements Source: https://github.com/ddaanet/edify-plugin/tree/main/skills/requirements Command: npx skills add https://github.com/ddaanet/edify-plugin --skill requirements-ddaanet
This Skill captures and structures requirements discussed in conversations and documents, turning them into a formal artifact that guides design and implementation.
Run /requirements <job-name> to capture and seed plans/<job-name>/requirements.md.
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This Skill extracts requirements from conversations by identifying discussed details, eliciting missing information through targeted questions, and outputting a structured artifact at plans/<job>/requirements.md.
Requirements elicitation draws out unstated needs. This Skill applies semi-structured elicitation with targeted questions and open questions tracking to ensure you capture all essential functional and non-functional details.
You document functional and non-functional requirements by grounding dialogue in repository context and recording constraints, dependencies, and open questions into the plans/<job>/requirements.md artifact.
Yes, you can capture requirements for product, software, and project initiatives. The Skill supports planning and design interactions, including recall, and structures them into a formal artifact.
The best way to track open questions and constraints is recording them within a structured requirements artifact. This Skill logs dependencies, constraints, and open questions alongside captured functional requirements.
Rycen7822Retrieve and verify arXiv/OpenReview research papers for quest evidence.
dobrinz123Extract implementation decisions and phase context into a phase-specific CONTEXT.md artifact.
c-dalyDistill episodic session learnings from EPISODES.md into persistent memory patterns in MEMORY.md.
DoubleslashSEGather, analyze, and document software requirements using structured elicitation techniques.
