spec-interview

Structured requirement gathering from stakeholders uses a phased interview approach to clarify vague ideas into actionable requirements, systematically moving from domain context to open-ended story exploration and probing scenarios.

Transforming meeting notes into product requirements relies on business language focus, ensuring all interview questions and outputs are in plain business terms to avoid technical jargon while systematically uncovering user stories and edge cases.

Clarifying scope and edge cases before development is achieved by focusing on gaps during the interview process, systematically confirming boundaries, and outputting the finalized requirements directly to a markdown file.

Conducting a business analysis interview for non-technical stakeholders employs a structured, question-driven approach that starts with domain context, moves to open-ended story exploration, and probes specific scenarios to elicit detailed requirements.

Requirement gathering works for brainstorming sessions by systematically uncovering the user stories, edge cases, and success criteria needed for the development team, outputting the confirmed scope to a markdown documentation file.