kiro-spec-design

To create a technical design document from a software specification, apply boundary-first and synthesis-guided methodologies to define discovery, boundaries, and review readiness. This generates an inspection-ready design with requirements traceability, architecture readiness, and a structured file-structure plan.

Boundary-first design is an architecture methodology that defines explicit ownership boundaries and non-boundaries early in the process. It ensures clear component separation and commitment scoping before synthesizing the final technical design document.

Requirements traceability mapping connects high-level specification needs directly to their implementing components and contracts. This synthesis-guided process ensures every requirement is accounted for and drives the structured file-structure plan and task generation.

Yes, this design synthesis approach applies to both new and extended software specifications. It guides discovery, boundary definition, and review readiness across teams while satisfying risk assessment and architecture readiness for existing system modifications.

The best way to prepare an architecture design for team review is to generate a structured design doc and research log following program guidelines. This ensures boundary commitments, risk assessment, and requirements traceability are fully documented for inspection.

Specification synthesis includes risk assessment as an integrated output rather than a separate step. The generated design document inherently satisfies risk evaluation alongside boundary commitments and architecture readiness per kiro guidelines.