vibe-requirements-spec

To turn vague ideas into a requirements spec, draft a concise Markdown artifact that clarifies intent and scope. This process separates confirmed requirements from open options and prevents premature implementation planning.

The best way to draft requirements for early exploration is to enforce a disciplined workflow that tracks decisions, risks, and ideas separately. This ensures alignment before any downstream planning begins.

Yes, you can use this requirements drafting process for non-technical goals. It applies broadly to brainstorming, alignment, and early creative exploration by clarifying intent without authoring implementation details.

You manage a single active requirements spec by drafting, revising, and saving the artifact iteratively. This maintains a clean alignment summary by isolating confirmed requirements from defaults and open questions.

Requirements drafting requires explicit approval before implementation planning to prevent premature commitments. This disciplined workflow ensures scope and intent are fully aligned before any downstream technical work starts.