kiro-spec-batch

To generate feature specs for a dependency-ordered roadmap, you need a tool that parses roadmap sections and creates requirements, designs, and task lists. This skill reads your roadmap file, groups pending features into execution waves, and produces complete spec files for each feature.

Dependency-ordered spec generation is the process of creating specification files by strictly sequencing features into execution waves. It works by parsing your roadmap, grouping upstream features first, and launching parallel subagents to generate spec.json, requirements.md, design.md, and tasks.md per feature.

Automating batch creation of requirements, design, and task files requires dispatching parallel subagents across dependency waves. This skill orchestrates the parallel generation of spec.json, requirements.md, design.md, and tasks.md for all pending features listed in your roadmap.

Parallel subagent dispatch can produce consistent cross-spec feature specifications when paired with verification gates. This skill launches parallel agents per dependency wave, then runs a cross-spec consistency review and optionally dispatches remediation subagents to enforce consistency.

To ensure upstream feature specs complete before downstream specs in a batch process, you must enforce strict wave ordering. This skill parses the dependency order section of your roadmap and groups features into strict execution waves, preventing downstream generation until upstream work finishes.

The roadmap file format needs to be a markdown file located at .kiro/steering/roadmap.md with a specific dependency order section. The skill reads this file alongside individual brief.md files in the .kiro/specs/ directory to generate the complete specification artifacts.