sdcorejs-clarify-requirements

To confirm SDLC blocking requirements before a spec, use a validation gate that enforces a track-specific minimum checklist. It hard-confirms critical inputs like angular modules, nestjs persistence, or nextjs domain details before spec generation begins.

Clarifying vague requirements for angular-portal, nestjs, and nextjs tracks requires automated track detection and cross-track gating. This approach uses grouped yes/no confirmations to capture concrete module, entity, persistence, and hosting inputs before drafting.

You need a requirements clarification gate when moving from brainstorming to spec drafting in an AI coding workflow. It prevents the spec stage from starting if track-critical inputs are missing, avoiding wrong architecture and wasted rework.

To capture test coverage approach decisions during requirements gathering, use a blocking checklist that records whether you use TDD or post-hoc testing. This ensures the plan and test phases are ordered correctly later in the workflow.

Yes, requirements validation works by asking 3-4 related grouped yes/no confirmation questions at a time. It tracks progress and blocks spec generation until all minimum required CRUD module, entity, and page inputs are present.

Spec generation blocks when track-specific inputs are missing to prevent wrong architecture and wasted rework. Cross-track gating ensures required angular, nestjs, or nextjs layout, transaction, and caching details are confirmed first.