rm-elicitation

Plan and conduct stakeholder requirements elicitation using structured techniques and confirmation workflows.

Updated Mar 14, 2026
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npx skills add https://github.com/jcg-admin/IACT-ui --skill rm-elicitation-jcg-admin
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Skill: rm-elicitation
Source: https://github.com/jcg-admin/IACT-ui/tree/main/.claude/skills/rm-elicitation
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/jcg-admin/IACT-ui --skill rm-elicitation-jcg-admin

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What problem does it solve? Requirements projects often fail because stakeholder needs are gathered informally, from a single source, or never confirmed, leading to biased or incomplete requirements. This Skill structures the elicitation step of the Requirements Management cycle so needs are discovered with appropriate techniques and validated with stakeholders before analysis begins. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Technique Selection Guidance: Provides a decision tree and comparison of 7 elicitation techniques (interviews, JAD workshops, observation, surveys, prototypes, document analysis, benchmarking) with protocols, advantages, and limitations. - Structured Elicitation Report: Generates an rm-elicitation.md artifact from a template covering the plan, session findings, candidate requirements, conflicts, and stakeholder confirmation. - Red Flag Detection: Lists warning signs of poorly executed elicitation such as single-source bias, solution-phrased requirements, and missing stakeholder confirmation. - Use Case: A business analyst starting discovery for a call center system uses this Skill to plan interviews with supervisors, shadow agents, and produce a confirmed elicitation report before moving to requirements analysis. ## Quick Start Ask the AI to run the rm-elicitation step to plan stakeholder sessions and produce a confirmed elicitation report for the current work package.

Frequently Asked Questions about rm-elicitation

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How do I plan a requirements elicitation session with stakeholders?▼

Define the stakeholders to include, select justified techniques, schedule sessions, prepare guiding questions, and gather supporting materials. The Skill provides a planning table and a report template to capture all of these decisions before any session occurs.

What elicitation technique should I use for requirements gathering?▼

Use the decision tree: if stakeholders are available and the process exists, use direct observation; for many similar stakeholders use workshops plus surveys; otherwise use individual interviews. Always combine at least one direct technique with one validation technique.

When should I not run the elicitation step?▼

Skip elicitation when requirements are already fully documented and validated, when a prior elicitation was exhaustive with no new information sources, or when no stakeholders are available. In those cases proceed directly to requirements analysis.

Why is stakeholder confirmation required after elicitation?▼

Without confirmation, elicitation results reflect the analyst's interpretation rather than the stakeholder's actual requirements. The Skill mandates member checking, walkthroughs, or confirmation prototypes before advancing to the analysis step.

What are the limitations of requirements elicitation?▼

Elicitation cannot capture latent needs stakeholders do not yet know, which emerge during design or testing. Cultural bias can affect multinational settings, and direct observation only works for existing processes, so new systems require prototypes or vision workshops.