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To define clear software requirements, you need a structured requirements discovery process that captures ideas in a dedicated task directory and seeds a PRD immediately to establish testable acceptance criteria before coding.

A diverge-to-converge workflow for technical architecture planning expands thinking to cover edge cases and future evolution before locking in a concrete MVP scope, ensuring documented architectural decisions are made.

Research technical implementation choices for complex development tasks by delegating technical research to sub-agents, preventing guesswork and ensuring implementation choices are based on industry conventions.

You need to create a PRD for software development when facing ambiguous or poorly defined development tasks, using research-backed requirements discovery to guide decisions before any code is written.

Yes, this requirements discovery process works for complex software features by creating task-specific documentation and guiding users through a structured decision process to satisfy the need for clear acceptance criteria.

The best way to brainstorm architecture and prevent guesswork is using a collaborative AI process that performs technical research via sub-agents and expands thinking to cover edge cases before converging on an MVP scope.