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To generate an implementation-ready feature specification, you can use a guided Q&A interview process to define bounded inputs, outputs, interfaces, and dependencies, producing a concise spec bridging ideas and code planning.

The best way to create a concise feature spec is to generate a 1-3 page document focused on module or component scope, ensuring it maintains consistency with upstream tech-designs while defining a repeatable structure for downstream planning.

Yes, you can extract feature specifications from an existing tech-design document to maintain consistency, supporting a workflow that pulls bounded specifications directly from upstream technical designs for downstream planning.

You structure feature planning documents by defining bounded specifications with inputs, outputs, interfaces, and dependencies, then outputting the concise spec to docs/features/{feature-name}.md to integrate with the feature planning pipeline.

Generating feature specs does not require existing technical design documentation, as the process supports a standalone Q&A interview workflow to define bounded specifications independently from upstream tech-designs.

A limitation when bridging idea-to-code planning is that concise specs are bounded to a 1-3 page module or component scope, meaning they may not capture extensive system-wide architectural details beyond the feature level.