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Structured requirements gathering through a series of questions. Use when the task is described verbally/informally (not from an issue tracker ticket) and scope, AC, and edge cases need clarifying before work starts.

Testing & QA 8 stars 1 forks Updated 4 days ago MIT

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# Interview: requirements gathering through questions Help the user turn an informal task description into complete requirements ready to hand off to the `test-cases` or `testing` skills. ## When to apply - The task is described verbally or in general terms, without a ticket - No AC, no mockups, no clear scope - The user is unsure what exactly to test/automate If the task already comes from an issue tracker (Jira etc.) with a full description — this skill is not needed: gather context straight from the ticket (via the tracker's MCP: description, comments, attachments, linked issues) and hand off to `test-cases`. ## Process **Round 1: scope and context.** Ask 3-4 questions via `AskUserQuestion`: - What exactly is being checked (feature, page, element) - Where it lives (URL, screen, navigation path) - Task type (new functionality / regression / bug) - Platforms (desktop / mobile / both) **Round 2: behavior and AC.** Based on the round 1 answers: - Happy path — what behavior counts as correct - Edge cases — which negative scenarios matter - UI states (loading, error, empty, disabled) — if applicable - Integrations — any APIs / external services **Round 3: clarifications on remaining gaps.** Only if critical gaps remain after rounds 1-2. Group related questions. Maximum 3 rounds. If the requirements are still incomplete — log the gaps as "Questions for the analyst/PM" and work with what you have. ## Output format Once the interview is done, assemble a structured summary...

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Author
akovalion
Repository
akovalion/paranoid-qa
Created
2 weeks ago
Last Updated
4 days ago
Language
Shell
License
MIT

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