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package/plugins/aiwf-core/skills/requirements/SKILL.md

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+---
+name: requirements
+description: >
+  Gathers, organizes, and documents software requirements into structured
+  catalogs with functional requirements (user stories), non-functional
+  requirements (measurable quality attributes), and constraints. Use when
+  the user asks to "write requirements", "create a PRD", "gather requirements",
+  "document feature specs", "write user stories", "define NFRs", "list
+  constraints", "write a glossary", "define domain terms", or mentions
+  requirements catalog, requirements analysis, product requirements document,
+  feature specification, or glossary.
+---
+
+<!--
+Copyright 2025-2026 Simon Martinelli and the AI Unified Process contributors.
+Part of the AI Unified Process — https://unifiedprocess.ai
+Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0. See LICENSE and NOTICE.
+-->
+
+# Requirements
+
+## Instructions
+
+Create or update the requirements catalog at `docs/requirements.md` based on `docs/vision.md`.
+The document contains functional requirements, non-functional requirements, and constraints organized as Markdown
+tables. Alongside it, create or update the glossary at `docs/glossary.md` (see [Glossary](#glossary)).
+
+## DO NOT
+
+- Mix requirement types in a single table
+- Skip the user story format for functional requirements
+- Use duplicate IDs across requirement types
+- Leave the Status column empty
+
+## Requirement Types
+
+### Functional Requirements (FR)
+
+Define what the system should do. Always use the user story format:
+
+**Format:** As a [role], I want [goal] so that [benefit].
+
+| ID     | Title        | User Story                                                                                | Priority | Status |
+|--------|--------------|-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------|----------|--------|
+| FR-001 | Create Task  | As a project manager, I want to create tasks so that I can track work items.              | High     | Open   |
+| FR-002 | Assign Task  | As a project manager, I want to assign tasks to team members so that work is distributed. | High     | Open   |
+| FR-003 | Filter Tasks | As a team member, I want to filter tasks by status so that I can focus on relevant items. | Medium   | Open   |
+
+### Non-Functional Requirements (NFR)
+
+Define quality attributes. Must be measurable.
+
+| ID      | Title            | Requirement                                                   | Category     | Priority | Status |
+|---------|------------------|---------------------------------------------------------------|--------------|----------|--------|
+| NFR-001 | Response Time    | All page loads must complete within 2 seconds.                | Performance  | High     | Open   |
+| NFR-002 | Availability     | System must maintain 99.9% uptime during business hours.      | Availability | High     | Open   |
+| NFR-003 | Concurrent Users | System must support 100 concurrent users without degradation. | Scalability  | Medium   | Open   |
+| NFR-004 | Data Encryption  | All data in transit must use TLS 1.3 encryption.              | Security     | High     | Open   |
+
+### Constraints (C)
+
+Define limitations and boundaries imposed on the solution.
+
+| ID    | Title             | Constraint                                                              | Category   | Source                 | Priority | Status |
+|-------|-------------------|-------------------------------------------------------------------------|------------|------------------------|----------|--------|
+| C-001 | Runtime Platform  | Backend must run on Java 21 LTS.                                        | Technical  |                        | High     | Open   |
+| C-002 | Database Platform | System must use PostgreSQL 16.                                          | Technical  |                        | High     | Open   |
+| C-003 | Browser Support   | UI must support Chrome, Firefox, and Safari (latest 2 versions).        | Technical  |                        | High     | Open   |
+| C-004 | Budget Limit      | Total development cost must not exceed $50,000.                         | Business   |                        | High     | Open   |
+| C-005 | Deadline          | System must be production-ready by Q2 2025.                             | Schedule   |                        | High     | Open   |
+| C-006 | Right to Erasure  | Personal data of a customer must be erased within 30 days of a request. | Regulatory | GDPR Art. 17(1), 12(3) | High     | Open   |
+
+The **Source** column is optional — omit it when no constraint comes from an outside document. It names where a
+constraint comes from — a law, regulation, standard, or internal policy, down to the article or paragraph and, where it
+matters, the version (`GDPR Art. 17(1)`, `ISO 27001:2022 A.8.24`, `Operating Policy OP-12 v3`) — so the origin of a
+mandated rule stays traceable. When the column is present, fill it for every `Regulatory` constraint and leave it empty
+for the others. Keep Status the last column.
+
+## Glossary
+
+The glossary fixes one name per domain concept, so requirements, use cases, test cases, and code all use the same
+word. Use [references/glossary.md](references/glossary.md) as the structure (the path is relative to the folder
+containing this SKILL.md): one table with the columns `Term | Definition | Avoid`.
+
+- **Term** — the preferred name, in singular, as the business says it. One row per concept; never define a term twice.
+- **Definition** — one or two sentences that tell this concept apart from its neighbors (a Guest is not necessarily
+  the person who made the Reservation).
+- **Avoid** — comma-separated synonyms that must not be used for this concept, or empty. Only list a word here when
+  it would be ambiguous or misleading; a word listed here is flagged wherever it appears in the specifications.
+
+Take the terms from the vision and from the nouns of the user stories: roles, business objects, states, and business
+events. Leave out generic words (system, data, user interface). When the glossary already exists, add new terms and
+keep existing rows unless the user asks to change them.
+
+## Reference
+
+See [references/REFERENCE.md](references/REFERENCE.md) for ID prefixes, priority levels, status values, NFR categories, and constraint
+categories. The path is relative to the folder containing this SKILL.md, not to the project root.
+
+## Requirement Quality Checks
+
+Every requirement must pass these checks before finalizing:
+
+| Check       | Rule                                 | Bad Example                          | Good Example                  |
+|-------------|--------------------------------------|--------------------------------------|-------------------------------|
+| Measurable  | NFRs must have a number or threshold | "System should be fast"              | "Pages load within 2 seconds" |
+| Singular    | One requirement per row              | "System must import and export data" | Split into FR-001 and FR-002  |
+| Unambiguous | No subjective terms                  | "User-friendly interface"            | "WCAG 2.1 AA compliant"       |
+| Testable    | Can write a pass/fail test           | "System is reliable"                 | "99.9% uptime over 30 days"   |
+| Unique IDs  | No duplicate IDs across all tables   | Two FR-001 entries                   | Each ID used exactly once     |
+
+## Error Recovery
+
+- **Incomplete source document**: List what is missing (roles, NFR categories, constraints) and ask the user to clarify
+  before proceeding
+- **Ambiguous requirement from user**: Rewrite it as a measurable requirement and ask the user to confirm the threshold
+- **Conflicting requirements**: Flag the conflict explicitly (e.g., "FR-003 requires real-time sync but C-002 limits to
+  batch processing") and ask the user to resolve
+- **Missing stakeholder roles**: Default to generic roles (User, Admin, System) and note them for user review
+
+> **Format survives error recovery.** Ambiguity, conflict, and provisional
+> status never justify abandoning the user-story form. Every FR row — even one
+> you are flagging as conflicting or unconfirmed — must still read
+> "As a [role], I want [goal] so that [benefit]." Record the issue in a note or
+> in the Status column (e.g., `Conflict`, `Needs review`); never by dropping the
+> requirement to a flat statement like "Support real-time sync."
+
+## Workflow
+
+1. Read the vision document or project brief
+2. Use TodoWrite to create tasks for each requirement type
+3. Write the document header
+4. For functional requirements:
+    - Identify user roles
+    - Define user stories with clear goals and benefits
+    - Assign priorities based on business value
+5. For non-functional requirements:
+    - Define measurable quality attributes
+    - Categorize by NFR type
+    - Ensure requirements are testable
+6. For constraints:
+    - Document technical and business limitations
+    - Categorize by constraint type
+    - Name the source of each regulatory or externally imposed constraint in the Source column
+7. Validate: run every requirement against the quality checks table above
+    - No duplicate IDs across all tables
+    - All Status columns filled
+    - **Hard gate:** every FR User Story matches "As a [role], I want [goal] so
+      that [benefit]" — scan each row; any row missing "As a", "I want", or "so
+      that" is rejected and rewritten before finalizing, no exceptions
+    - All NFRs contain a measurable threshold
+8. When updating an existing catalog whose use cases exist, set the progress status of each requirement (Open,
+   In Progress, Implemented, Verified) from the `**Status:**` of the use cases that link it, as defined under
+   Status in the reference; never change a Deferred or Rejected status on your own
+9. Create or update `docs/glossary.md` with the domain terms used in the catalog, and use exactly those terms (never
+   an Avoid synonym) in every requirement
+10. Mark todos complete

package/plugins/aiwf-core/skills/requirements/references/REFERENCE.md

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+<!--
+Copyright 2025-2026 Simon Martinelli and the AI Unified Process contributors.
+Part of the AI Unified Process — https://unifiedprocess.ai
+Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0. See LICENSE and NOTICE.
+-->
+
+# Requirements Reference
+
+## ID Prefixes
+
+| Prefix | Type                       | Example |
+|--------|----------------------------|---------|
+| FR     | Functional Requirement     | FR-001  |
+| NFR    | Non-Functional Requirement | NFR-001 |
+| C      | Constraint                 | C-001   |
+
+## Priority
+
+| Priority | Description                                         |
+|----------|-----------------------------------------------------|
+| High     | Must have. Core functionality or critical quality.  |
+| Medium   | Should have. Important but system works without it. |
+| Low      | Nice to have. Can be deferred to future releases.   |
+
+## Status
+
+| Status      | Description                                    |
+|-------------|------------------------------------------------|
+| Open        | Requirement defined but not yet implemented.   |
+| In Progress | Currently being implemented.                   |
+| Implemented | Implementation complete, pending verification. |
+| Verified    | Tested and confirmed working.                  |
+| Deferred    | Postponed to a future release.                 |
+| Rejected    | Removed from scope.                            |
+
+Deferred and Rejected are scope decisions and are set by hand. Open, In Progress, Implemented, and Verified are
+progress, and progress follows the use cases that list the requirement in their `**Requirements:**` line:
+
+| Requirement status | When                                                                      |
+|--------------------|---------------------------------------------------------------------------|
+| Open               | No linking use case is Implemented yet (all Draft, Reviewed, or Approved) |
+| In Progress        | Some linking use cases are Implemented or beyond, others are not          |
+| Implemented        | Every linking use case is Implemented, Tested, or Done                    |
+| Verified           | Every linking use case is Tested or Done                                  |
+
+Obsolete use cases do not count. A requirement no use case links keeps its status by hand. `/spec-review` reports a
+progress status that its use cases contradict as `REQ_STATUS_DRIFT`, and its `--trace` matrix shows the status the
+use cases make it.
+
+## NFR Categories
+
+| Category        | Description                                   |
+|-----------------|-----------------------------------------------|
+| Performance     | Speed, throughput, response time              |
+| Scalability     | Ability to handle growth                      |
+| Availability    | Uptime, fault tolerance                       |
+| Security        | Authentication, authorization, encryption     |
+| Usability       | User experience, accessibility                |
+| Maintainability | Code quality, documentation, modularity       |
+| Portability     | Platform independence, deployment flexibility |
+
+## Constraint Categories
+
+| Category    | Description                                   |
+|-------------|-----------------------------------------------|
+| Technical   | Technology stack, platforms, integrations     |
+| Business    | Budget, resources, organizational policies    |
+| Schedule    | Deadlines, milestones, time constraints       |
+| Regulatory  | Legal, compliance, industry standards         |
+| Operational | Deployment, maintenance, support requirements |

package/plugins/aiwf-core/skills/requirements/references/glossary.md

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+# Glossary
+
+| Term        | Definition                                                                    | Avoid             |
+|-------------|-------------------------------------------------------------------------------|-------------------|
+| Guest       | A person who stays at the hotel, whether or not they made the reservation.   | Customer, Client  |
+| Reservation | A guest's claim on a room type for a date range, before check-in.             | Booking           |
+| Clerk       | An employee at the front desk who records reservations and check-ins.         |                   |