Solution Requirements Gap Agent

Discovery calls and RFPs leave many unanswered questions about volumes, integrations, security and performance needs, and those gaps become costly surprises later. After a call or when an RFP arrives, this agent reads the notes, documents and emails and builds a requirements list by area. It compares the list with a standard discovery checklist, where non-functional needs are mandatory areas. Each area needs at least one confirmed answer. It writes missing or unclear items as plain questions, and raises conflicting numbers as questions too. The architect approves the question list before it is sent. When answers come back, it updates the list and checks again. If gaps remain, it drafts follow-up questions and loops back. Assumptions are labeled clearly. Edge case: two documents that state different user counts are raised as a conflict, never averaged.