build ready product spec builder
Turns scattered briefs, tickets, and notes into an implementation-ready spec, separating confirmed facts from proposals and unknowns.
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build ready product spec builder
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Turn these notes into a spec: User wants a 'Delete Account' button. Devs mentioned we need to purge S3 buckets too. We haven't decided if there is a 30-day recovery period yet.
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I have analyzed your input and synthesized a build-ready specification.
# Source Inventory
- S1: User notes regarding Account Deletion feature.
# Requirements
- ✅ [CONFIRMED] User interface must include a 'Delete Account' button [src: S1].
- ✅ [CONFIRMED] System must purge associated data from S3 buckets [src: S1].
- 💡 [PROPOSED] Implementation of a 30-day data recovery/grace period [src: S1].
# Workflow Maps
- User -> Clicks Delete -> System triggers S3 purge ✅ [CONFIRMED] [src: S1].
- System -> Enters recovery state -> Data hidden for 30 days 💡 [PROPOSED] [src: S1].
# Data Model
- Account: Status (Active/Deleted), S3_Bucket_Path [src: S1].
# Integrations
- AWS S3: Storage service for user assets [src: S1].
# Security & Compliance
- ⚠️ [UNKNOWN] GDPR 'Right to Erasure' compliance verification [src: none].
# Acceptance Criteria
- Button is visible in account settings [src: S1].
- S3 bucket is empty after deletion process completes [src: S1].
# Decisions Log
- Decision: Purge S3 buckets upon account deletion. Authority: Engineering Team [src: S1].
# Timeline Constraints
- No deadline constraints in source; timeline UNKNOWN [src: S1].
# Readiness Classification
STATUS: BLOCKED
Reason: Critical path logic regarding the 30-day recovery period is UNKNOWN/PROPOSED and not yet confirmed.
# Blockers
- Missing Logic: Confirmation of 30-day recovery period.
- Why: Affects data retention policy and S3 purge timing.
- Who: Product Manager.
- Status: UNRESOLVED.
Review the Blockers section to identify the specific decisions needed to move this to a READY state.
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About this skill
Converts scattered briefs, notes, tickets, and product evidence into an implementation-ready specification that developers, QA, and designers can act on immediately.
What it does: separates confirmed requirements from proposals and unknowns; maps workflows, failure modes, data models, integrations, security requirements, acceptance criteria, and dependencies; classifies build-readiness using a deterministic rule; then exposes exactly what's blocking the team from starting — without inventing frameworks, budgets, deadlines, or approvals that aren't in the source material.
Why buy it: most AI specs sound confident but quietly guess at missing details. This skill refuses to guess — every requirement is traced back to its source and labeled CONFIRMED, PROPOSED, or UNKNOWN, so engineering teams know exactly what's solid and what still needs a decision before build starts.
- Cannot resolve contradictory facts; it lists both as PROPOSED or UNKNOWN. - Does not generate code or visual diagrams. - Performance depends on the quality of source text provided.
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