agent-specification

To generate structured requirements for software projects, invoke the agent-specification skill to automatically produce functional and non-functional requirement templates, ensuring all project documentation remains consistent and testable.

The SPARC specification phase defines structured requirements, constraints, and acceptance criteria for software projects, working by generating standardized templates for functional specifications, data models, and API documentation to align with stakeholder expectations.

Document technical and business constraints alongside user flows by using a standardized format that maps detailed constraints directly to specific use cases, ensuring all project requirements are testable and aligned with stakeholder expectations.

Yes, you can create OpenAPI definitions and System Requirements Specifications automatically by invoking the skill, which includes built-in templates and validation checklists to generate these deliverables for your software architecture.

The best way to ensure project requirements are testable and documented is to apply a structured SPARC specification framework that uses a built-in validation checklist and standardized templates for all functional specifications.

No, you do not need prior architecture documentation to start requirements analysis, as the skill provides standardized templates to generate functional specifications, data models, and constraints from your current project task directly.