spec-clarify

To clarify ambiguous project scope, you restate the goal, list explicit assumptions, and generate targeted questions to surface uncertainties before coding begins. This ensures early-stage feature planning captures open questions and edge cases.

The best way to gather requirements for vague specifications is to prompt for data shapes, restate current understanding, and outline risks. This approach refines specs by identifying acceptance criteria and proposing minimal viable next steps for clarity.

You identify edge cases and assumptions during planning by systematically restating project goals and generating targeted questions. This process documents uncertainties and defines clear acceptance criteria for the implementation phase.

You need to use targeted questions for requirements gathering at the start of a feature or task when details are unclear. It helps document open questions, prompt for data inputs, and outline risks before implementation begins.

Yes, you can use this approach to refine specs and define acceptance criteria for onboarding flows. By inputting user questions and success criteria, it restates goals and lists assumptions to resolve scope ambiguities.

A limitation of resolving project uncertainties upfront is that it focuses on early-stage planning rather than implementation. It produces questions, assumptions, and next steps, requiring subsequent manual resolution before development can proceed.