spec-clarify

Clarifying a feature specification involves validating the mission brief, architecture alignment, and governance constraints, generating up to five targeted questions to prevent downstream rework and misaligned implementation.

Generating clarifying questions for product planning requirements is best done by applying three-pillar validation to detect incomplete governance constraints and outputting a prioritized queue of up to five actionable questions mapped to those pillars.

Specification clarification during design reviews works by enforcing three-pillar validation to identify underspecified areas, then recording the clarifications directly in the spec to ensure traceability and guide plan formation.

Yes, you can use targeted questions to validate architecture alignment in active specs by detecting incomplete governance constraints and mapping generated clarifications directly against the mission brief during product development.

You need specification clarification for governance constraints when active feature specifications contain underspecified areas requiring targeted questions to validate compliance, enforce three-pillar validation, and prevent downstream rework.