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requirement-structuring
FoundationJIT onlyanalysis-agent: use when raw requests need behavior, actors, scope, non-goals, constraints, deliverables, acceptance, or test traceability; skip when structure already exists.
- Group
- Intake & requirements
- Supported roles
- MainAnalysisTaskReview
- Source
- SKILL.md
Use when
Trigger signals that make this skill the right owner
- structure raw request into scope constraints dependencies and deliverables
Do not use when
Anti-triggers — as binding as the triggers above
- no task-local requirement structuring decision is required
Required inputs
What must be supplied before this skill can decide anything
- current task contract
- selected primary Professional Skill
- task-local trigger evidence
Output contract
What this skill owes the next role
- structured requirement with sourced current behavior, desired outcomes, actors, scope and exclusions, constraints and assumptions, dependencies, risks, deliverables, acceptance trace, unresolved decisions, and owners
Escalation signals
When this skill must hand the decision back
- Unstructured requests hide conflicts and unstated acceptance gaps
Loaded by
This skill never owns a task. These professionals may pull it in as Layer 3.
Targeted references
Each reference carries its own load condition. None of them enter context by default.
| Reference | Load when | Do not load when | Required by |
|---|---|---|---|
| benchmarks-and-patterns.mdbenchmark-pattern | current desired scope constraint or dependency framing remains ambiguous | accepted behavior-first structured requirement already fixes every requirement boundary | Analysis |
| checklist.mddecision-checklist | structured requirement lacks observable behavior actors non-goals constraints or acceptance | accepted structured requirement contains every required task-local field | Analysis |
| evidence-patterns.mdevidence-pattern | current-behavior constraint dependency or non-goal claims need proof | fresh source and owner evidence substantiate every structured requirement fact | Analysis |