kiro-spec-init

To generate requirements.md and spec.json from a project brief, provide a project description to initialize a spec skeleton using templates. The tool pre-fills details from discovery briefs and prompts for missing information to output ready-to-use artifacts.

Initializing project specifications from a discovery brief involves validating inputs and applying templates to create standardized spec.json and requirements.md files. It ensures unique spec directories and guards against naming conflicts during early specification work.

Yes, you can use a project description to automatically create a spec directory structure. The tool generates a unique feature name from your description and creates a ready-to-use .kiro/specs/[feature-name]/ folder with templated artifacts.

Yes, the specification initialization process validates project naming conflicts. It generates a unique feature name from the project description and guards against directory conflicts to ensure your spec.json and requirements.md files are created safely.

To generate a requirements.md file using templates, you need to provide a project description or discovery brief. The tool uses this input to pre-fill details, prompts for any missing information, and outputs ready-to-use specification artifacts.

When initializing specs from briefs for project management, the tool focuses on early-stage specification standardization and requires a project description to function. It does not handle downstream design or implementation tasks beyond generating the initial spec.json and requirements.md files.