What does the 'Iron Law' mean in this skill?

The Iron Law states that no implementation should start with unvalidated requirements, ensuring developers have all necessary information without having to guess or assume.

Can this skill be used for small projects?

Yes, it includes a lightweight quick validation mode specifically designed for small projects or single user stories to maintain quality without overhead.

What kind of gaps does the checklist identify?

It checks for frequently overlooked requirements such as authentication, rate limiting, error handling, data migration, and accessibility standards.

How does this skill handle vague language?

It scans for subjective terms like 'fast' or 'user-friendly' and provides specific, measurable alternatives to ensure requirements are unambiguous for the whole team.

Why should I validate requirements before coding?

Validating requirements early prevents costly rework; a defect caught in the requirements phase can be significantly cheaper to fix than one found during testing or production.

Requirement Validator

Name: Requirement Validator
Author: NazarKalytiuk

byNazarKalytiuk

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Validates project requirements against a rigorous quality framework to eliminate ambiguity and prevent costly implementation defects.

The Requirement Validator skill empowers developers and project managers to audit their specifications before a single line of code is written. By applying the 'Iron Law' of no unvalidated implementation, it guides Claude through a three-phase review process that scans for vague language, identifies missing technical gaps (like authentication, logging, or rate limiting), and ensures every requirement is testable and necessary. This proactive approach significantly reduces technical debt and prevents the high cost of production-level fixes by catching errors during the initial planning phase.

Key Features

01Requirement-to-objective traceability and consistency verification

02Vague language detection with specific replacement suggestions

03Multi-phase quality auditing for individual and collected requirements

04Detailed validation reports flagging critical issues and warnings

05Comprehensive 'Missing Requirements' checklist covering edge cases

060 GitHub stars

Use Cases

01Performing periodic quality audits on long-term project requirements

02Reviewing user stories or PRDs for technical feasibility and gaps

03Transitioning from project planning to active code implementation

What are Skills?·How to Install

Install with 🐟 Skill.Fish

npx skillfish add nazarkalytiuk/claude-woow validate-requirements

For use in Claude.ai and ChatGPT

Key Features

01Requirement-to-objective traceability and consistency verification

02Vague language detection with specific replacement suggestions

03Multi-phase quality auditing for individual and collected requirements

04Detailed validation reports flagging critical issues and warnings

05Comprehensive 'Missing Requirements' checklist covering edge cases

060 GitHub stars

Use Cases

01Performing periodic quality audits on long-term project requirements

02Reviewing user stories or PRDs for technical feasibility and gaps

03Transitioning from project planning to active code implementation

What are Skills?·How to Install

Install with 🐟 Skill.Fish

npx skillfish add nazarkalytiuk/claude-woow validate-requirements

For use in Claude.ai and ChatGPT