iikit-01-specify

To generate a feature specification from a natural language description, input your feature idea, which triggers automated branching and drafting of user stories, functional requirements, and success criteria into a spec file.

Yes, you can create a Git branch and draft user stories simultaneously by processing a natural language feature description, which outputs a descriptively named branch alongside a comprehensive specification document.

Phase separation in feature specification generation is an enforced mechanism that excludes implementation details from the document, ensuring the produced requirements and user stories remain strictly implementation-agnostic.

Yes, the specification tool supports re-runs by handling semantic diffs, which allows it to update the existing feature specification and quality checklist without losing previously generated structural content.

The best way to structure functional requirements for a new feature is to start with a natural language description, which the tool converts into a structured document containing user stories, success criteria, and a quality checklist.

No, you do not need to write implementation details in your product management specification because the generation process enforces phase separation, actively excluding technical implementation specifics to maintain focus on product requirements.