implementation-spec

Implementation specifications coordinate phase-based outputs across PRD, Architecture, UX, Implementation, Test, and Release. You start orchestration by providing a product development plan and proceeding through six specification phases with user approvals at each gate.

A full specification package outputs ready-to-use documentation with standard file names: PRD.md, ARCHITECTURE.md, UX_SPEC.md, IMPLEMENTATION_GUIDE.md, TEST_SPEC.md, and RELEASE_SPEC.md, ensuring consistency across all generated artifacts.

Phase-based orchestration coordinates specification outputs across Product, Architecture, Design, Development, QA, and Release roles, enforcing gated user approvals between each phase to maintain alignment before generating the next document.

Yes, gated user approvals are required to proceed through the six specification phases. You must review and approve generated outputs at each gate before orchestration advances to the next document in the package.

To ensure consistency across specifications, use an orchestration workflow that coordinates phase-based outputs across roles with gated approvals, producing a unified documentation package from a single product development plan.

Specification orchestration processes all six phases end-to-end from a product plan. The workflow proceeds sequentially through PRD, Architecture, UX, Implementation, Test, and Release with gated approvals, producing a complete package rather than isolated documents.