speckit-clarify

To resolve ambiguities in software requirements, you can use a structured clarification workflow that scans specifications for missing details across functional scope, data models, and edge cases, then generates targeted questions to ensure clarity before development begins.

Ambiguity detection in a specification covers scanning for missing or unclear details across functional scope, data models, user interaction, non-functional attributes, and edge cases to ensure a testable definition of requirements.

You clarify underspecified user stories by running a workflow that identifies ambiguities, engages you with focused multiple-choice or short-answer questions, and incrementally records your answers directly into the specification file.

Yes, PowerShell is a required dependency to run the specification clarification workflow, which uses scripts to scan spec-kit project files and incrementally update them with your clarifications.

The best way to maintain an audit trail for requirement clarifications is to integrate answers directly into the specification file's clarifications section incrementally as they are provided, preserving a clear history of changes.

You should clarify requirements before planning or implementation to prevent costly rework later, ensuring all user stories, data structures, and edge cases are clearly defined and testable before development starts.