spec-interview

Structured requirement interviews convert vague project ideas into clear technical specifications by systematically detailing system design and engineering principles. The process uses multi-step questioning to refine constraints and outputs an OpenSpec proposal.

Generating OpenSpec proposals from a plan document involves reading the plan.md file, automatically extracting requirements, and conducting multidimensional interviews. The system outputs a proposal, task list, and delta specs in a structured OpenSpec format.

Structured interview-driven development improves requirement traceability by enforcing engineering principles like KISS, YAGNI, DRY, and SOLID during the questioning phase. It ensures constraints are explicitly documented, reducing rework and maintaining consistency across the generated specs.

Yes, you can use AskUserQuestionTool to compare alternative technical solutions during system design. It facilitates multi-step, multidimensional interviews to collect, evaluate, and contrast different architectural approaches before finalizing the specification proposal.

You need a draft plan document like plan.md to start a specification interview. The tool reads the provided document to automatically extract initial requirements and identify technical constraints before guiding you through the structured questioning process.

From a specification-driven development workflow, you should expect an OpenSpec proposal, a comprehensive task list, and specification deltas. These outputs integrate seamlessly into OpenSpec workflows to enhance team collaboration and review efficiency.