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To turn vague product ideas into concrete specifications, you can use an interview-driven refinement process that clarifies scope, success criteria, and priorities, resulting in a structured SPEC document and a grouped task list with progress tracking.

Refining ambiguous product requirements is best handled through an adaptive interview that guides a collaborative session to clarify scope, success criteria, and priorities, ultimately generating a structured SPEC document and a grouped task list.

Generating a task list with progress tracking from product requirements involves executing tasks sequentially while updating statuses and maintaining an execution log, ensuring the generated SPEC document translates into actionable, tracked work items.

Yes, you can use an interview-driven requirements refinement approach to clarify scope, success criteria, and priorities, which applies across ideation, requirements refinement, and planning phases to handle scenarios from ambiguous needs to concrete scopes.

Yes, progressive execution with subagents requires a SKILL.md frontmatter with at least a name and description and a body providing operational instructions, while optional components like scripts, references, or assets may be present.

You should not use an adaptive interview for product specification generation when your needs are already concrete, as this process specifically targets scenarios transitioning from ambiguous needs to concrete scopes during ideation and requirements refinement.