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Clarifying ambiguous requirements involves generating up to five prioritized questions to resolve gaps in your active requirements document. The process detects vague phrasing, undefined terms, and missing edge cases, ensuring your forward plan has complete coverage before execution.

The best way to resolve missing edge cases in feature specifications is by generating up to five prioritized multiple-choice or short-answer questions. This avoids open-ended questions and captures specific answers to update your requirements documentation atomically.

You document requirement clarifications by writing resolved answers into a dedicated section of your requirements document and removing corresponding ambiguity markers. Remaining unresolved items are maintained in a separate gaps section to ensure ongoing tracking of specification issues.

Yes, requirements clarification works specifically during the forward cycle to resolve gaps between active requirements and planning steps for a specific feature. It requires reading state configuration files to locate output folders and validating the presence of active requirements data before proceeding.

A key limitation is that automated requirements ambiguity detection generates a maximum of five questions and restricts formats to multiple-choice or short answers. It cannot handle open-ended inquiries and relies entirely on existing markers and state files to identify and resolve documentation gaps.