idea-to-spec

To convert Gear or Vara feature ideas into structured specifications, use a guided workflow that clarifies user goals, scope, actors, state changes, and explicit acceptance criteria aligned with Gear/Vara actor semantics. This eliminates ambiguous requirements that slow down build workflows.

Defining requirements for actor-based systems on Vara involves capturing actor semantics, async messaging behavior, invariants, and failure paths. A structured spec generation process ensures all functional requirements and edge cases are explicitly documented for architecture review.

Planning protocol modifications for Gear Sails development workflows requires transforming unrefined proposals into implementable specifications. This process captures non-goals, state changes, and explicit acceptance criteria tailored to Gear execution models for architecture and development teams to act on.

Gear spec generation does automatically cover edge cases by capturing invariants, failure paths, and async messaging behavior inherent to Gear and Vara systems. This ensures the resulting specification handles edge cases and async behavior without requiring manual extraction.

You can use this approach for new feature ideation on Gear actor message handlers. It transforms a rough request into a full implementation-ready spec by defining the scope, actors, state changes, and acceptance criteria required for architecture and development teams.