create-spec

A phase-driven specification process guides the creation of specification documents through structured stages, moving from initial context gathering to requirements, architecture, interfaces, error handling, and testing strategy. It ensures comprehensive documentation for libraries, features, or changes.

You can automate end-to-end specification creation by using a guided nine-phase workflow that generates requirements, architecture, interface definitions, error handling strategies, and a YAML test data set. This process translates initial ideas into output-ready documentation for TDD workflows.

Yes, you can generate YAML test data sets for library, feature, and change specification types. The process applies type-specific templates during the final assembly phase to produce ready-to-use test data alongside the complete specification document.

Yes, automated spec creation includes architecture and interface definitions as dedicated phases. The workflow systematically captures constraints, defines system architecture, and details interfaces before moving into error handling and testing strategy assembly.

The best way to structure error handling and testing strategy is through a guided nine-phase process that dedicates specific phases to defining error conditions and assembling testing data. This ensures feature specs align engineering, product, and QA requirements comprehensively.