WannaBuild Requirements Phase

To turn a project idea into formal requirements, provide your project description to the orchestrator. It runs parallel scope and UX analyses, merges user stories with scope boundaries, and deduplicates acceptance criteria to generate a testable MVP spec.

Generating integration test scenarios for an MVP scope is best handled by synthesizing user stories with scope boundaries. This process validates the MVP by incorporating test scenarios directly into the formal requirements specification.

To create a requirements spec combining UX perspective and scope boundaries, use parallel analysis. This approach captures user value alongside functional limits, then merges them into a unified markdown artifact for handoff.

Yes, you can automate deduplication of acceptance criteria when writing a requirements document. The synthesis phase merges user stories and automatically removes duplicate acceptance criteria to ensure a clean, testable MVP specification.

Generated requirements specifications are stored as a markdown file at .wannabuild/spec/requirements.md. This artifact includes a structured state update to prepare a seamless handoff to the design phase.

No external dependencies are required to run parallel scope and UX analyses for requirements gathering. The orchestrator operates independently to transform your project description into a formal specification.