kiro-spec-batch

You can batch generate feature specifications by orchestrating subagents across dependency waves, allowing parallel work on independent features while preserving the correct execution order for downstream tasks.

Wave-based sequencing is a coordination mechanism that groups features by dependencies, ensuring upstream specifications finish before downstream work begins while enabling parallel dispatch within each wave.

Automated specification generation is initiated from a roadmap input, triggering parallel subagent dispatch across dependency waves with built-in frontmatter validation, auto-approval, and post-wave verification for quality alignment.

Yes, batch spec generation validates briefs and auto-approves outputs during processing, performing post-wave verification to maintain quality and alignment with the original roadmap context.

Yes, this orchestration approach is ideal for teams running complex roadmaps with multiple interdependent features, providing structured and repeatable spec generation through wave-based parallel dispatch.

You need a specified SKILL.md file and a roadmap input to initiate batch-spec generation, which then orchestrates parallel subagent dispatch across defined dependency waves for all pending features.