create-spec

To generate a testable LP spec package, provide your user requirement to the skill. It outputs a canonical spec containing business context, UX flows, rules, and acceptance criteria to support planning and validation workflows.

A canonical LP specification is a structured document containing business context, UX flows, rules, and acceptance criteria. You need it when establishing a baseline for LP planning and validation workflows to ensure testability.

You create machine-readable artifacts for orchestration by running the skill with your requirement. It emits both human-readable documentation and pipeline contracts ready to drive subsequent planning steps.

Yes, the generated specification includes both acceptance criteria and UX flows. The canonical spec package contains business context, rules, and these testable components to validate your LP requirements.

The best way to structure spec artifacts for a planning pipeline is generating a handoff-ready package. The skill creates a spec.md file and related pipeline contracts within a dedicated plan directory to drive subsequent steps.

Yes, you can use this specification generation approach without external dependencies. The skill operates independently to transform your user requirement into a complete, testable spec package and orchestration artifacts.