workflow-requirements-clarification

To clarify vague software requirements into a structured spec, this Skill autonomously researches your codebase to extract context, interfaces, and constraints, then generates a spec with background, goals, and concrete feature lists.

You generate a feature spec from an existing codebase by providing a feature description; the Skill analyzes your repository modules and constraints to produce a ready-to-use spec outline without proposing design details.

The best way to define non-goals for a new software feature is to frame the problem with explicit success criteria; this Skill enforces clear non-goals alongside concrete requirements during the spec generation process.

Yes, this requirements clarification workflow includes autonomous codebase research to identify existing modules, interfaces, and constraints to ensure the generated spec accurately reflects your current repository context.

Yes, you can use the generated spec directly for system design handoff because it captures background, goals, and requirements specifically structured for the downstream system-design stage without including design proposals.

You should not use an automated requirements clarification tool when your feature request already contains detailed architectural design proposals, as this Skill intentionally focuses on problem framing and excludes design details.