What problem does it solve?
This Skill addresses the challenge of ambiguous, incomplete, or poorly structured requirements by providing a systematic, theory-based review process. It ensures requirements are clear, testable, and align with theoretical best practices, preventing costly errors downstream.
Core Features & Use Cases
- Theoretical Review: Evaluates requirements against established models like CSP stability failure, Michael Jackson's requirements theory, and Meyer's Design by Contract.
- Quality Assessment: Assesses requirements for liveness, reachability, safety, and non-functional aspects, checking for completeness, clarity, and separation of concerns.
- Structured Feedback: Generates detailed, actionable feedback in a standardized format to guide improvements.
- Use Case: Use this Skill when you need to ensure a set of functional requirements for a new software feature is robust, unambiguous, and ready for the design and implementation phases.
Quick Start
Review the provided requirements document using the requirements-reviewer skill.