kiro-spec-design

To translate ambiguous requirements into technical architecture, apply a boundary-first design process using formal discovery to generate explicit interfaces, ownership boundaries, and a concrete File Structure Plan.

Boundary-first design establishes explicit ownership and interfaces before implementation details. It is used for complex feature design across architecture boundaries to ensure structured alignment and requirements coverage.

Ensure requirements traceability during architecture design by enforcing formal review gates and generating discovery artifacts that map concrete technical design outputs back to original requirements for full coverage.

Yes, this architectural design approach explicitly targets complex feature design across architecture boundaries, requiring formal discovery and stepwise synthesis to align decisions with steering context.

The best way to structure a design draft and File Structure Plan is through stepwise discovery that converts requirements into boundary-driven technical outputs, enforcing review gates to ensure executability.

Formal discovery artifacts are required for complex feature design across architecture boundaries, though a light discovery step can be applied to align architecture decisions for less complex tasks.