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The requirements cycle, turn a strategy statement, a release target and a set of affected surfaces into an evidence-tagged, gated HANDOFF PACKAGE: spec.md, plan.md, data-model.md, contracts/, slices.json, a design gate and a case contract, plus the record that makes all of it aud
The requirements cycle, turn a strategy statement, a release target and a set of affected surfaces into an evidence-tagged, gated HANDOFF PACKAGE: spec.md, plan.md, data-model.md, contracts/, slices.json, a design gate and a case contract, plus the record that makes all of it auditable. Five phases: P0 context lock (the north-star metric elicited fresh every cycle) → P1 research → P2 strategy → P3 product spec → P4 handoff. Use when someone says "run the requirements cycle", "write the PRD / handoff package for <feature>", "prep the design gate", "requirements for the next release", or hands a strategy statement that needs to become buildable work. NOT for writing code, running CI, deploying or merging, an engineering toolchain owns those; NOT for release verification (pm-verify-release-v1); NOT for scoring a backlog batch (pm-portfolio-v1).
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Build a rigorous, evidence-tagged requirements case for ONE release scope and close it as a handoff package: a directory a sceptical reviewer can verify in minutes and an engineering toolchain can consume without a single paste.
This verb is the product-and-strategy half of the loop. It produces documents and the design-gate scaffold. It writes no code, runs no tests, merges nothing, and authors no engineering records.
The boundary is hard. Downstream of the final gate, everything belongs to whoever builds it.
Where an engineering toolchain is configured, its surface registry is READ-ONLY ground truth, read
surface names from it, never edit it, never hardcode its values. Where none is configured this verb
runs in standalone mode and says so; see references/eng-handoff-adapter.md at the plugin root.
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bash "$PKG_ROOT/scripts/preflight.sh" pm-requirements-v1 [--stack <keys>]
A job-scoped capability check against config/dependencies.json. Run it BEFORE P0 with no --stack.
A miss on a required capability blocks the run, and every miss prints its exact one-time fix
(--setup performs the installable ones; authentication flows print instructions and are never
auto-run). Conditional capabilities are resolved at right-sizing: once the stack is locked, re-run
with the matching keys. A selected-conditional miss blocks exactly like a required one. A missing
capability notifies and blocks, it never silently degrades into a quieter, wronger answer.
What a run delivers, standalone vs supercharged (projected from config/dependencies.json;
the miss discipline above is unchanged):
python3, and shasum or sha256sum): the full P0→P4 cycle over run-supplied and
pack evidence: locked constants, a tagged evidence ledger, the classified spec, the assembled
handoff package. Claims that would need live analytics or a docs workspace ride
NEEDS-CONFIRMATION rows instead of being measured. This is a complete deliverable, not a stub.--stack key adds its capability rows, one or more:
eng-handoff (the downstream registry + contract check) · analytics-verification (measured
funnel and behaviour claims instead of NEEDS-CONFIRMATION rows) · design-extraction (design-kit
parity reads) · backlog-sync (issue-tracker cross-checks) · workspace-docs (workspace pages as
citable sources) · repo-state (repository and change-request state reads).Elicited at cycle open, echoed back, then frozen as P0 constants:
| Constant | Notes |
|---|---|
{company} {product} | who and what the cycle is for. Resolved from the selected pack, or elicited. Never assumed. |
{strategy statement} | the strategic intent this cycle serves, one paragraph, with its source cited |
{release target} | which release or train these requirements are for |
{surfaces} | the affected surfaces. From the downstream registry when configured; otherwise from the answer, marked unverified |
{period} {geography} | cycle window and market scope |
{nsm} + {leading metric} | elicited fresh EVERY cycle, never defaulted from a prior one |
{owner} | the named person who accepts this work, written down before the run starts |
{decision shape} | who holds decision RIGHTS: solo (one person decides) · domains (named domain owners) · squads (layered approval). Identified by rights, never by headcount |
When a prior cycle exists, open with the delta question, "last cycle the north-star metric was X and the scope was Y; still true?", and confirm the delta instead of re-eliciting from zero. Supplied context counts as an answer. Stop and ask only at real boundaries: a weak or stale source, two genuinely valid framings, an invalidated metric assumption, an irreversible or external action. Never stop to ask for context you could go and read.
P0 context lock ─→ right-sizing lock ─→ P1 research ─→ P2 strategy ─→ ■ GATE 1
─→ P3 product spec ─→ P4 handoff package ─→ ■ GATE 2 ─→ finalisation ─→ ■ GATE 3 (seal + ship)
Each phase produces exactly ONE canonical output file. If context feels lost, re-ground from those files rather than from the conversation.
Where those files land. Write every phase output under the folder this run selected; with none selected, the session's already-authorized working path; with no authorized writable path at all, STOP and ask for one before any artifact is written. The harness enforces that boundary either way, the ask is what turns a refusal into a decision.
Exactly three human gates. Every other stop, the P0 stress test, the two-pass build/conflict cycle, the floor checks, the final audit, is an internal quality pass: run it, record it, fix or halt and surface, but never wait on a human for it. No auto-proceed past a gate; no auto-retry on a failed phase. Halting and surfacing is the correct behaviour, not a failure.
Present, in this order: a one-page substance summary · the structured claim manifest (claim · tag · source · what depends on it) · a 200–300 word brief (green/amber/red · what changed · risks with mitigations · "decisions needed: options with a recommendation and a need-by date") · five numbered confirmation questions. The claim manifest exists so that the writer cannot win the gate with persuasive prose.
Four outcomes, and only these: approve · block · revise with named changes · escalate. Record which one, and record every correction as a typed constraint (domain · quality · business · factual · formatting) so the next cycle inherits it.
Reviewer verdicts are PASS or REVISE. A REVISE names the failing checks. Even a PASS names the weakest point in the work. An author never issues a verdict on their own output.
Every factual claim carries exactly one of six tags, FOUND · INFERRED · CONSTRUCTED · CALCULATED ·
HYPOTHESIS · NEEDS-CONFIRMATION, and the tag decides what the claim may do. Every FOUND carries a
pinned locator: no anchor, no claim. An orthogonal [L0]–[L5] axis grades each citation's
authority, and [L4] historical material never grounds a new claim. HYPOTHESIS is stripped at
delivery. There are no tag quotas. Full grammar, the projections, and the linter's rules:
references/evidence-tags.md, load it when tagging, when a tag is disputed, and before sealing.
Check any emitted artifact mechanically:
bash "$PKG_ROOT/scripts/tag-lint.sh" <artifact.md> [--delivery-final]
Goal: lock the constants every later phase inherits, before any research runs.
Step 0, pack selection (deterministic, before any standing context loads). Resolve the pack per
config/packs.json: an explicit --pack <id> wins, and an unknown id STOPS and lists the registry
rather than guessing; else a unique match of the elicited {company} against a pack's company and
aliases; else the registry default. A default of none means generic mode: zero pack context
injected, the evidence universe is exactly what this run supplies, no handoff seam, no deck lane.
Load ONLY the selected pack's context_files as standing context. Record the pack id in the
canonical constants and echo it at gate 1. A dead pack pointer is a named input-readiness miss
here, never a capability failure, never silent. Mechanism: packs/README.md §3–§4.
Step 1, decision shape. Ask who holds decision rights, in one question, and take the pack's
org_shape_default as a confirm-only default when it declares one. solo adds no further
questions; domains and squads add at most three, covering only the domains this cycle touches, never census the organisation. Undeclared defaults to solo, tagged INFERRED, with a
NEEDS-CONFIRMATION row settled at gate 1. One blocking boundary: a domains/squads shape plus
a plausible money-path item plus no confirmable business approver. A register never holds an invented
owner.
Then, in order:
P0 exits through a five-question stress test as an internal pass: are the constants derived only
from owner-level sources; are personas excluded from constants; is the [L4] rule stated; are the
private-information exclusions exhaustive; is any localisation review scoped to a named reviewer.
Do not run a fixed number of sub-passes. Select a per-case stack on one test: does it feed the canonical deliverable? Real cases converge on ten to fifteen ac
name: pm-requirements-v1 description: | The requirements cycle, turn a strategy statement, a release target and a set of affected surfaces into an evidence-tagged, gated HANDOFF PACKAGE: spec.md, plan.md, data-model.md, contracts/, slices.json, a design gate and a case contract, plus the record that makes all of it auditable. Five phases: P0 context lock (the north-star metric elicited fresh every cycle) → P1 research → P2 strategy → P3 product spec → P4 handoff. Use when someone says "run the requirements cycle", "write the PRD / handoff package for <feature>", "prep the design gate", "requirements for the next release", or hands a strategy statement that needs to become buildable work. NOT for writing code, running CI, deploying or merging, an engineering toolchain owns those; NOT for release verification (pm-verify-release-v1); NOT for scoring a backlog batch (pm-portfolio-v1). argument-hint: "<strategy statement> --release <target> --surfaces <a,b,c> [--pack <id>] [--stack <keys>]" user-invocable: true
---
name: pm-requirements-v1
description: |
The requirements cycle, turn a strategy statement, a release target and a set of affected
surfaces into an evidence-tagged, gated HANDOFF PACKAGE: spec.md, plan.md, data-model.md,
contracts/, slices.json, a design gate and a case contract, plus the record that makes all of it
auditable. Five phases: P0 context lock (the north-star metric elicited fresh every cycle) → P1
research → P2 strategy → P3 product spec → P4 handoff. Use when someone says "run the
requirements cycle", "write the PRD / handoff package for <feature>", "prep the design gate",
"requirements for the next release", or hands a strategy statement that needs to become buildable
work. NOT for writing code, running CI, deploying or merging, an engineering toolchain owns
those; NOT for release verification (pm-verify-release-v1); NOT for scoring a backlog batch
(pm-portfolio-v1).
argument-hint: "<strategy statement> --release <target> --surfaces <a,b,c> [--pack <id>] [--stack <keys>]"
user-invocable: true
---
# pm-requirements-v1, strategy statement → handoff package
Build a rigorous, evidence-tagged requirements case for ONE release scope and close it as a
**handoff package**: a directory a sceptical reviewer can verify in minutes and an engineering
toolchain can consume without a single paste.
This verb is the product-and-strategy half of the loop. It produces documents and the design-gate
scaffold. It **writes no code, runs no tests, merges nothing, and authors no engineering records.**
**The boundary is hard.** Downstream of the final gate, everything belongs to whoever builds it.
Where an engineering toolchain is configured, its surface registry is READ-ONLY ground truth, read
surface names from it, never edit it, never hardcode its values. Where none is configured this verb
runs in standalone mode and says so; see `references/eng-handoff-adapter.md` at the plugin root.
## Preflight (run first)
```bash
PKG_ROOT="${CLAUDE_PLUGIN_ROOT:-${PKG_ROOT:-}}"
[ -n "$PKG_ROOT" ] && [ -r "$PKG_ROOT/.claude-plugin/plugin.json" ] || { echo "STOP: set PKG_ROOT to this package's root directory, the one holding .claude-plugin/plugin.json, then re-run."; exit 2; }
bash "$PKG_ROOT/scripts/preflight.sh" pm-requirements-v1 [--stack <keys>]
```
A job-scoped capability check against `config/dependencies.json`. Run it BEFORE P0 with no `--stack`.
A **miss on a required capability blocks the run**, and every miss prints its exact one-time fix
(`--setup` performs the installable ones; authentication flows print instructions and are never
auto-run). Conditional capabilities are resolved at right-sizing: once the stack is locked, re-run
with the matching keys. A selected-conditional miss blocks exactly like a required one. **A missing
capability notifies and blocks, it never silently degrades into a quieter, wronger answer.**
**What a run delivers, standalone vs supercharged** (projected from `config/dependencies.json`;
the miss discipline above is unchanged):
- **STANDALONE** (required only, `python3`, and `shasum` or `sha256sum`): the full P0→P4 cycle over run-supplied and
pack evidence: locked constants, a tagged evidence ledger, the classified spec, the assembled
handoff package. Claims that would need live analytics or a docs workspace ride
NEEDS-CONFIRMATION rows instead of being measured. This is a complete deliverable, not a stub.
- **SUPERCHARGED**, each locked `--stack` key adds its capability rows, one or more:
`eng-handoff` (the downstream registry + contract check) · `analytics-verification` (measured
funnel and behaviour claims instead of NEEDS-CONFIRMATION rows) · `design-extraction` (design-kit
parity reads) · `backlog-sync` (issue-tracker cross-checks) · `workspace-docs` (workspace pages as
citable sources) · `repo-state` (repository and change-request state reads).
## What you elicit, echo, and lock
Elicited at cycle open, echoed back, then frozen as P0 constants:
| Constant | Notes |
|---|---|
| `{company}` `{product}` | who and what the cycle is for. Resolved from the selected pack, or elicited. Never assumed. |
| `{strategy statement}` | the strategic intent this cycle serves, one paragraph, with its source cited |
| `{release target}` | which release or train these requirements are for |
| `{surfaces}` | the affected surfaces. From the downstream registry when configured; otherwise from the answer, marked unverified |
| `{period}` `{geography}` | cycle window and market scope |
| `{nsm}` + `{leading metric}` | **elicited fresh EVERY cycle, never defaulted from a prior one** |
| `{owner}` | the named person who accepts this work, written down before the run starts |
| `{decision shape}` | who holds decision RIGHTS: `solo` (one person decides) · `domains` (named domain owners) · `squads` (layered approval). Identified by rights, never by headcount |
When a prior cycle exists, open with the **delta question**, "last cycle the north-star metric was
X and the scope was Y; still true?", and confirm the delta instead of re-eliciting from zero.
Supplied context counts as an answer. Stop and ask only at real boundaries: a weak or stale source,
two genuinely valid framings, an invalidated metric assumption, an irreversible or external action.
Never stop to ask for context you could go and read.
## The phase spine
```
P0 context lock ─→ right-sizing lock ─→ P1 research ─→ P2 strategy ─→ ■ GATE 1
─→ P3 product spec ─→ P4 handoff package ─→ ■ GATE 2 ─→ finalisation ─→ ■ GATE 3 (seal + ship)
```
Each phase produces exactly ONE canonical output file. If context feels lost, re-ground from those
files rather than from the conversation.
**Where those files land.** Write every phase output under the folder this run selected; with none
selected, the session's already-authorized working path; with no authorized writable path at all,
**STOP and ask for one before any artifact is written.** The harness enforces that boundary either
way, the ask is what turns a refusal into a decision.
**Exactly three human gates.** Every other stop, the P0 stress test, the two-pass build/conflict
cycle, the floor checks, the final audit, is an **internal quality pass**: run it, record it, fix
or halt and surface, but never wait on a human for it. No auto-proceed past a gate; no auto-retry on
a failed phase. Halting and surfacing is the correct behaviour, not a failure.
### The gate protocol (all three gates)
Present, in this order: a one-page substance summary · the structured **claim manifest** (claim ·
tag · source · what depends on it) · a 200–300 word brief (green/amber/red · what changed · risks
with mitigations · "decisions needed: options with a recommendation and a need-by date") · five
numbered confirmation questions. The claim manifest exists so that the writer cannot win the gate
with persuasive prose.
Four outcomes, and only these: **approve · block · revise with named changes · escalate.** Record
which one, and record every correction as a typed constraint (domain · quality · business · factual
· formatting) so the next cycle inherits it.
**Reviewer verdicts are PASS or REVISE.** A REVISE names the failing checks. Even a PASS names the
weakest point in the work. An author never issues a verdict on their own output.
## The evidence system, in one paragraph
Every factual claim carries exactly one of six tags, FOUND · INFERRED · CONSTRUCTED · CALCULATED ·
HYPOTHESIS · NEEDS-CONFIRMATION, and the tag decides what the claim may do. Every FOUND carries a
pinned locator: no anchor, no claim. An orthogonal `[L0]`–`[L5]` axis grades each citation's
authority, and `[L4]` historical material never grounds a new claim. HYPOTHESIS is stripped at
delivery. There are no tag quotas. **Full grammar, the projections, and the linter's rules:
`references/evidence-tags.md`**, load it when tagging, when a tag is disputed, and before sealing.
Check any emitted artifact mechanically:
```bash
bash "$PKG_ROOT/scripts/tag-lint.sh" <artifact.md> [--delivery-final]
```
---
## P0, context lock
**Goal: lock the constants every later phase inherits, before any research runs.**
**Step 0, pack selection** (deterministic, before any standing context loads). Resolve the pack per
`config/packs.json`: an explicit `--pack <id>` wins, and an unknown id STOPS and lists the registry
rather than guessing; else a unique match of the elicited `{company}` against a pack's `company` and
`aliases`; else the registry default. A default of `none` means **generic mode**: zero pack context
injected, the evidence universe is exactly what this run supplies, no handoff seam, no deck lane.
Load ONLY the selected pack's `context_files` as standing context. Record the pack id in the
canonical constants and echo it at gate 1. A dead pack pointer is a **named input-readiness miss**
here, never a capability failure, never silent. Mechanism: `packs/README.md` §3–§4.
**Step 1, decision shape.** Ask who holds decision rights, in one question, and take the pack's
`org_shape_default` as a confirm-only default when it declares one. `solo` adds no further
questions; `domains` and `squads` add at most three, covering only the domains this cycle touches, never census the organisation. Undeclared defaults to `solo`, tagged INFERRED, with a
NEEDS-CONFIRMATION row settled at gate 1. **One blocking boundary:** a `domains`/`squads` shape plus
a plausible money-path item plus no confirmable business approver. A register never holds an invented
owner.
Then, in order:
1. **Input-readiness table**, every input against its source, its status (*available and
sufficient* / *available but needs processing* / *not available, accepted gap*) and the work
required. Accepted gaps pre-feed HYPOTHESIS and NEEDS-CONFIRMATION tagging downstream.
2. **North-star metric elicitation**, decided by the owner and this skill together, per cycle:
candidates table → one decision → numbered reasons anchored to the constants → the leading
metric → the metric hierarchy → how priority flows from the metric. Test each candidate against
the anti-proxy question ("could this move while the outcome gets worse?"). **Refuse to proceed
without a north-star metric**, everything downstream ranks against it.
3. **Decision registers**, seed the locked-decisions register (decision · state · owner · notes) and
the open-questions register (owner · when · what it blocks).
4. **Data-ownership loop**, the owner owns the internal data: confirm source, freshness
(modification times) and caveats per input, audit quality, and record per-source notes in a
source-authority map. Every metrics output carries a context-and-caveats section. Not optional.
5. **Correctness contract**, allowed claim types, evidence required per class, and the wrong-versus-
silent penalty per output type: for numbers, prefer silence plus a NEEDS-CONFIRMATION row; for
ideation, speculate freely under HYPOTHESIS.
6. **P0 artifacts**, canonical constants · source-authority map · private-information exclusions ·
unsupportable-claims list · evidence-labelling spec · assumptions register · contradictions log ·
narrative spine · a one-page P0 summary.
7. **The contract echo**, close P0 by stating ONE locked paragraph: north-star metric, cycle scope,
selected pack, decision shape, what "correct" means here, and the explicit deprioritisations. The
owner confirms it at gate 1. A mid-cycle shift in the bar is logged as a named spec change, never
absorbed quietly.
P0 exits through a **five-question stress test** as an internal pass: are the constants derived only
from owner-level sources; are personas excluded from constants; is the `[L4]` rule stated; are the
private-information exclusions exhaustive; is any localisation review scoped to a named reviewer.
## Right-sizing lock
Do not run a fixed number of sub-passes. Select a per-case stack on one test: **does it feed the
canonical deliverable?** Real cases converge on ten to fifteen acSource needs review
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