requirements-intake

To convert a vague app idea into structured product requirements, the skill extracts target users, core actions, platforms, constraints, and success criteria from the initial brief, then asks up to five focused clarification questions to fill any missing context before generating a dated intake document.

Founder intent extraction during project scoping is the process of preserving your raw words and original app ideas in a dated record, ensuring that technical and executive agents receive a reliable, traceable foundation for product discovery and planning.

You clarify project scope for a mobile app by providing a rough brief or one-line idea, which triggers a single round of up to five prioritized questions covering audience, core workflow, target platforms, success metrics, and out-of-scope items before product definition officially begins.

Yes, you can use a one-line app idea to generate a full requirements intake document. The skill captures the core concept and applies focused clarification to produce a structured intake file ready for the CEO agent.

Yes, the requirements intake process limits clarification to a single round of no more than five focused questions, preventing unnecessary back-and-forth while ensuring all critical user, platform, and constraint information is collected efficiently.