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To define feature requirements and acceptance criteria for stakeholders, capture the specifications, constraints, and success conditions of your feature. This ensures alignment across teams and reduces ambiguity or rework during development.

Capturing specification context for new features involves generating stubs, gathering context, and validating prompts. The resulting specifications are saved as structured files to ensure traceability and review across the workspace.

The best way to document feature requirements to reduce ambiguity and rework is to articulate clear constraints and acceptance criteria. Outputting a structured specification file ensures traceability and provides a reliable reference for review.

Yes, this specification capture process works for design constraints and architecture changes. It enforces clear requirements and validation prompts, ensuring that all new features and architectural modifications are properly documented and aligned.

To save feature specifications for traceability and review, output a structured specification file to the designated specs directory. This ensures the captured requirements and validation prompts are preserved for future reference and stakeholder validation.

Defining acceptance criteria when capturing requirements for new features ensures that success conditions and constraints are explicitly stated. This aligns stakeholders on the expected outcomes and prevents misinterpretation during the implementation phase.