deep-interview

To turn vague project ideas into structured requirements, you can run a hypothesis-driven interview that validates assumptions and builds a multi-layer domain model covering problems, entities, and constraints.

Hypothesis-driven requirements gathering works by applying a PQCP loop where every question is preceded by synthesis, hypothesis generation, and self-challenge to continuously validate or overturn project assumptions.

Conduct user research without static templates by using an interview protocol with built-in guardrails that enforce non-template question generation, require showing explicit hypotheses, and manage contradictions explicitly.

Yes, you can use a Quick invocation mode for project scoping that converges with fewer questions, while a Deep mode persists state and writes a requirements summary to disk for comprehensive analysis.

The best way to handle contradictions during requirements synthesis is to use an interview protocol that manages contradictions explicitly and stops synthesis only when user-confirmed information is sufficient.

If you skip the context analysis phase in domain modeling, built-in hard gates will prevent the interview from proceeding, as this mandatory phase provides the foundational context required for generating targeted questions.