structured-intake

Structured project intake uses predefined templates like 'project-info' and 'requirements' to capture project information during the AIDLC Inception phase. This replaces free-form input, ensuring consistent data organization for subsequent requirements analysis and user story generation.

Streamlining project intake for new AI projects involves using structured templates to gather information consistently. This approach provides a single source of truth, organizing requirements effectively before analysis and replacing inefficient free-form speech.

Yes, project intake workflow automation requires write permissions to the `.omao/plans/` directory to save the captured project information. You must also provide a project slug as an argument when running the skill.

Yes, you can use structured templates for collaborative requirements gathering workshops. They provide a common input format that acts as a single truth source, ensuring all participants submit consistent project information for downstream analysis.

Structured intake supports the AIDLC Inception phase by capturing and organizing project data through specific templates. This ensures the foundational information is consistently formatted, directly enabling subsequent workflow steps like requirements analysis and user story generation.