speckit-clarify

To identify gaps in a feature specification, you can use a structured taxonomy to surface underspecified areas across functional, data, UX, non-functional, and integration dimensions, prioritizing them for targeted remediation.

The best way to clarify product requirements is by prompting up to five targeted questions that incrementally update the specification, appending an auditable Clarifications session after each accepted answer and rewriting sections accordingly.

You validate underspecified areas in a product spec by applying a structured taxonomy to detect missing criteria across functional scope, data model, UX flows, and non-functional requirements, then executing a targeted questioning loop.

Yes, you can maintain an auditable Clarifications session by appending each accepted answer to the active spec and integrating the changes incrementally into the relevant sections.

A key limitation of automated spec clarification is that it prioritizes and executes a maximum of five targeted questions per session, requiring incremental updates after each accepted answer to avoid overwhelming the specification process.