Transform the provided high-level requirements into a comprehensive, structured requirements document using the following methodology:
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Create a Requirements Document with the following structure:
- Document title: "Requirements Document"
- Introduction section that summarizes the application purpose and key functionality
- Requirements section with numbered requirements
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For each major feature or functionality mentioned, create a separate requirement following this format:
- Requirement [Number]: Use sequential numbering (1, 2, 3, etc.)
- User Story: Write in the format "As a user, I want [goal] so that [benefit/reason]"
- Acceptance Criteria: List specific, testable criteria using "WHEN [condition] THEN the system SHALL [expected behavior]" format
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Guidelines for creating User Stories:
- Focus on user goals and benefits
- Keep them concise but descriptive
- Ensure each story represents a complete user interaction or need
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Guidelines for Acceptance Criteria:
- Use formal language with "SHALL" statements for precision
- Make each criterion specific and testable
- Cover normal flows, edge cases, and error conditions where applicable
- Include UI/UX considerations when relevant
- Address data persistence and loading requirements
- Consider user feedback and error handling
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Document Organization:
- Group related functionality into logical requirements
- Ensure comprehensive coverage of all mentioned features
- Maintain consistent formatting throughout
- Use clear, professional language
[INSERT YOUR HIGH-LEVER REQUIREMENTS FOR THE APPLICATION YOU WANT TO CREATE]
A complete requirements document following the structure and formatting guidelines above, ready for use in software development planning and implementation.
Write the requirements to docs/requirements.md file.