
Deep Interview (Grade A)Security-tested data-ai skill for Claude AI. Grade A. Ambiguity gating — detects vague feature requests and forces structured requirements gathering with scoring across scope, platform, performance, i
Overview
Key features
- Ambiguity gating
- Structured requirements gathering
- Scoring across scope, platform, performance, integration, and acceptance criteria
- Targeted questions for clarification
- Requirements document production
Pricing
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Use cases
Vague Feature Request
A user requests a new feature with unclear requirements, such as 'Add multiplayer to my game'. Deep Interview would evaluate the request, identify the unclear aspects, and ask targeted questions to clarify the requirements.
Clear Feature Request
A user requests a feature with clear requirements, such as 'Add a jump mechanic to my game with the following specifications...'. Deep Interview would evaluate the request, determine that it meets the threshold, and produce a structured summary of requirements.
Pros & Cons
Pros
- Prevents wasted cycles on underspecified tasks
- Ensures clear requirements before proceeding with implementation
- Provides a structured summary of requirements
Cons
- May add overhead to the development process
- Requires user input and confirmation of requirements
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Q&A
Are there any exemptions?
Yes, it can be exempted for certain types of requests, such as bug fixes or commands with built-in clarification.
Asked by Ximena Torres · Apr 6, 2026
What happens if the score is below the threshold?
It presents targeted questions to clarify the requirements, and re-scores after each round until the threshold is met or the user opts out.
Asked by Nils Johansson · Apr 2, 2026
How does it score requests?
It evaluates requests across scope, platform, performance, integration, and acceptance criteria, rating them from 0 to 10, with a threshold of 6 required to proceed.
Asked by Emiliano Vargas · Mar 28, 2026
What is Deep Interview?
Deep Interview is a skill for Claude AI that detects vague feature requests and forces structured requirements gathering.
Asked by Tariq Aziz · Jan 28, 2026
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