Every project needs a clear list of what it can do and why. This skill helps you create and update those lists in a folder called .codestable/requirements/. Each list is a short description of one user need, the solution, and its limits. Any team member can read and understand it.
There are three ways to use this skill. Use draft to write a future vision before work starts. Use backfill to document a feature that already exists but never had a description. Use update to refresh a document when the feature changes. This keeps your project's plans and history organized.
The goal is to capture why something matters, not how to build it. That makes it easier for everyone to agree on what to do next. New team members get up to speed fast, and old decisions are never forgotten.
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