Requirements Wizard (IPA-Standard)

This skill provides expert guidance for Requirement Definition (RD) phases, leveraging IPA (Information-technology Promotion Agency, Japan) best practices.

Capabilities

1. Best Practice Advisory

Consult the IPA-aligned knowledge base for advice on:

• Business Requirements: Stakeholder mapping, objective structuring (Why/What/How).

• Process Visualization: Hierarchical workflow design (Business vs. System levels).

• Data Modeling: Conceptual ER diagrams and CRUD analysis.

• UI/UX Design: UI standards and screen transitions.

• Non-Functional Requirements: Using IPA grades and defining metrics.

2. Document Review

The skill uses structured checklists to audit requirements documents following the knowledge/orchestration/knowledge-protocol.md :

• Hybrid Lookup: Checks knowledge/ (Public) AND knowledge/confidential/ (Private).

• Precedence: Internal confidential policies override general IPA/FISC standards.

• Safety: Proprietary details found in the confidential tier must be summarized or masked when generating public reports.

Knowledge Base Locations

• IPA Best Practices: knowledge/requirements-guide/ipa_best_practices.md

• AI Best Practices: knowledge/ai-engineering/best_practices.md

• Review Checklists:

• General: knowledge/requirements-guide/review_checklist.md

• AI-Specific: knowledge/ai-engineering/review_checklist.md

Usage Examples

• "Review my current requirements definition in docs/rd.md using the IPA checklist."

• "How should I structure my business process flow according to the IPA guide?"

• "Help me define the non-functional requirements for a high-availability banking API."

Workflow Focus

• Analyze: Understand the current context and project scope.

• Refer: Retrieve relevant best practices from the knowledge base.

• Advise/Verify: Provide specific improvements or check for gaps using the review checklist.

Knowledge Protocol

• This skill adheres to the knowledge/orchestration/knowledge-protocol.md . It automatically integrates Public, Confidential (Company/Client), and Personal knowledge tiers, prioritizing the most specific secrets while ensuring no leaks to public outputs.