requirements-gathering

Requirements gathering is automated through a guided question flow covering purpose, target users, platforms, core features, and MVP scope to surface complete specifications. It outputs a standardized REQUIREMENTS.md document ready for immediate review and planning.

The best way to structure project specifications is generating a REQUIREMENTS.md file with dedicated sections for overview, features, data storage, screens and navigation, and technical requirements. This standardized format ensures teams can review and approve complete specs before implementation begins.

Document MVP scope and technical requirements by answering an interactive question flow that prompts for APIs, authentication, storage, and core features. This process captures all necessary technical details and compiles them into a structured requirements document.

Yes, you can use a guided questionnaire to define navigation and screens for a new app. The question flow specifically prompts for screen layouts and navigation structures, ensuring these user interface details are captured and organized within the final specifications document.

Structured requirements gathering works for both new apps and feature additions to existing projects. It applies across teams and projects by guiding users through the same standardized questions to reduce back-and-forth and prevent misalignment.

Standardizing requirements into a markdown document ensures requirements are clear before design begins. Generating a structured REQUIREMENTS.md reduces back-and-forth communication, prevents misalignment, and provides a reviewable specification ready for downstream planning.