wsbaser:interview

Feature requirements are written through an interview process by guiding an in-chat discovery session to extract scope and constraints, converting the gathered context into a complete specification document.

You can generate a self-contained spec from a conversation by identifying feature requirements through an interview, applying findings to outline functional and non-functional requirements, design decisions, and acceptance criteria.

Yes, you can create an implementation plan that reuses existing codebase patterns by supporting a specific workflow that produces a reuse map to leverage existing primitives alongside the generated specification.

The best way to capture functional and non-functional requirements for product management is conducting a structured interview to elicit constraints, embedding implementation-critical assumptions directly in the generated spec.

Yes, the interview-driven spec workflow operates without external dependencies, guiding the discovery session internally to collect context and external references before generating the specification document.