system-design-interrogation

Clarify ambiguous system requirements through an interactive, one-question-at-a-time interrogation loop that surfaces hidden constraints and safety considerations, producing a structured Spec document ready for architectural review.

Gather safety and real-time constraints by initiating an iterative Spec session that applies safety-first prompts, systematically revealing missing requirements across hardware and software boundaries to draft a comprehensive specification.

Yes, you can use an iterative interrogation loop to draft a multi-part Spec for real-time systems by answering focused, single questions that progressively build architectural constraints and safety considerations into the final document.

A one-question-at-a-time requirements session works by iteratively asking focused questions, capturing your answers, and using them to expose gaps and draft a structured Spec block containing safety considerations and architectural constraints.

You need an interactive Spec session when early-stage requirements gathering risks missing hidden constraints, as the iterative questioning enforces a drafting workflow that proactively reveals gaps in safety, real-time, and hardware-software boundary conditions.

Limitations of an interrogation loop for requirements gathering include its dependency on interactive, step-by-step user input, meaning it cannot autonomously generate a complete Spec block without active participation to drive the iterative drafting workflow.