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user-spec-planning

Plans a feature, bug fix, or refactor as work/{feature}/user-spec.md through an adaptive interview, code research, and validation before implementation. Use whenever requirements should be agreed before coding, including thinking a feature through, describing what it must do, resuming an existing spec, and "/new-user-spec".

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# User Spec Planning

Thorough adaptive interview → codebase research → completeness review → user-spec.md → three-lane
validation → user approval. Output: `work/{feature}/user-spec.md` with status `approved`.

## Interview Style

Conduct the interview in the language the user writes in. Be an engaged co-thinker: propose
solutions, challenge weak answers with concrete examples or code evidence, and keep interviewing
until the applicable requirements are understood.

- Ask 3–4 questions per batch and run as many batches as needed.
- Save every question and answer verbatim after each user response.
- Give one substantive challenge to a weak or unclear answer, then accept a supported answer and
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