How is the clarification of requirements during development carried out — through meetings, comments in Jira, Confluence, or separate syncs?

Requirement clarification during development usually occurs comprehensively, using multiple channels for maximum efficiency. Most often, these are:

• Meetings (synchronizations) — regular stand-ups or separate sessions with the customer and the team, where current issues and changes are discussed.
• Comments in Jira — convenient for specific tasks, allowing documentation of discussions and decisions on functionality.
• Confluence — used for more detailed documentation, where final requirements, decisions, and changes are recorded.

Depending on the project and team, a separate sync may be allocated for discussing requirements, especially if changes are frequent and significant. The main goal is to ensure transparency and accessibility of information for all participants in the process.