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requirements-to-spec

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Invoke when user describes product idea, feature request, or business need vaguely. "I want to build", "users need to be able to", "we need a", "product idea", "feature request", "spec this out". SDLC categories: Requirement Engineering (9 benchmarks).

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Requirements to Spec Protocol

  1. EXTRACT user stories from description Format: As a [user type], I want to [action] so that [value]
  2. IDENTIFY acceptance criteria per story (Given/When/Then)
  3. CLASSIFY — Functional vs non-functional requirements
  4. FLAG ambiguities — list every unclear requirement with a specific question
  5. SCOPE — What's in MVP vs future?
  6. OUTPUT — Complete structured spec in markdown, ready for engineering

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