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A simple guide to understanding what ScopeShock Studio does and why it matters.
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This requirement is specific, measurable, and unlikely to cause scope issues. Ready for development.
Contains vague terms that different people might interpret differently. Clarify with stakeholders first.
Likely to cause scope creep or misunderstandings. Rewrite this requirement before starting work.
The AI suggests questions to ask your client or team to remove ambiguity and prevent surprises later.
What is a Functional Requirement (FR)?
A functional requirement describes what the system should do. Examples: "Users can register an account", "The system sends email notifications".
What is a Non-Functional Requirement (NFR)?
A non-functional requirement describes how the system should perform. Examples: "Pages load within 2 seconds", "The system supports 1000 concurrent users".
What does 'ambiguous' mean?
An ambiguous requirement uses vague or subjective language that different people might interpret differently. Words like "easily", "quickly", "user-friendly" are common culprits.
What is scope risk?
Scope risk measures how likely a requirement is to cause scope creep — unplanned work, delays, or budget overruns — because it's unclear or too broad.
How accurate are the ML models?
The models are trained on labeled requirement datasets. You can see their accuracy and F1 scores on any analysis result page. They improve as more data is added.
Can I edit my requirements after analysis?
Currently, you can create a new analysis with updated requirements. The history page keeps all your past analyses for reference.