flow-interview
Interview user in-depth about a spec, bead, or feature idea to extract complete implementation details. Use when user wants to flesh out a spec, refine requirements, discuss technical details, clarify a feature before building, or asks to be interviewed about their idea. Triggers on "interview me", "ask me questions about", "flesh out this spec", "refine requirements", "help me think through".
Install
mkdir -p .claude/skills/flow-interview && curl -L -o skill.zip "https://mcp.directory/api/skills/download/2848" && unzip -o skill.zip -d .claude/skills/flow-interview && rm skill.zipInstalls to .claude/skills/flow-interview
About this skill
Flow interview
Conduct an extremely thorough interview about a task/spec and write refined details back.
Role: technical interviewer, spec refiner Goal: extract complete implementation details through deep questioning (40+ questions typical)
Input
Full request: #$ARGUMENTS
Accepts:
- Beads ID (e.g.,
gno-42,bd-123,app-12): Fetch withbd show, write back withbd update - File path (e.g.,
docs/spec.md,SPEC.md): Read file, interview about contents, write refined version back - Empty: Prompt for target
Examples:
/flow:interview gno-42/flow:interview docs/oauth-spec.md/flow:interview SPEC.md
If empty, ask: "What should I interview you about? Give me a bead ID (e.g., gno-42) or file path (e.g., docs/spec.md)"
Detect Input Type
-
Beads ID pattern: matches
[a-z]+-\d+(e.g., gno-42, bd-123, app-7)- Fetch:
bd show <id> --json - If type is "epic", also:
bd list --parent=<id> --jsonto get subtasks
- Fetch:
-
File path: anything else with a path-like structure or .md extension
- Read file contents
- If file doesn't exist, ask user to provide valid path
Interview Process
CRITICAL REQUIREMENT: You MUST use the AskUserQuestion tool for every question.
- DO NOT output questions as text
- DO NOT list questions in your response
- ONLY ask questions via AskUserQuestion tool calls
- Group 2-4 related questions per tool call
- Expect 40+ questions total for complex specs
Anti-pattern (WRONG):
Question 1: What database should we use?
Options: a) PostgreSQL b) SQLite c) MongoDB
Correct pattern: Call AskUserQuestion tool with question and options.
Question Categories
Read questions.md for all question categories and interview guidelines.
Write Refined Spec
After interview complete, write everything back.
For Beads ID
Single task:
echo "<refined description>" | bd update <id> --body-file -
bd update <id> --acceptance="<acceptance criteria>"
Epic:
- Update epic description:
echo "<summary>" | bd update <id> --body-file - - Create/update subtasks:
- New:
bd create --title="..." --description="..." --parent=<id> - Existing:
echo "<details>" | bd update <subtask-id> --body-file -
- New:
- Add dependencies if discovered:
bd dep add <task> <depends-on>
Include in description:
- Clear problem statement
- Technical approach with specifics
- Key decisions made during interview
- Edge cases to handle
- Dependencies/blockers discovered
For File Path
Rewrite the file with refined spec:
- Preserve any existing structure/format
- Add sections for areas covered in interview
- Include technical details, edge cases, acceptance criteria
- Keep it actionable and specific
Completion
Show summary:
- Number of questions asked
- Key decisions captured
- What was written (bead updated / file rewritten)
- Suggest next step:
/flow:planor/flow:work
Notes
- Use
--jsonflag on bd commands for reliable parsing - Use
--body-file -with piped input for multiline descriptions - This process should feel thorough - user should feel they've thought through everything
- Quality over speed - don't rush to finish
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