kiro-spec-quick

To generate feature specifications automatically, use a tool that orchestrates requirements, design, and tasks phases without manual prompts. This produces structured markdown and JSON artifacts under a dedicated specs directory, ensuring consistent project planning with minimal manual effort.

The best way to create consistent feature documents is using a templated spec generation workflow. It enforces a repeatable structure by writing standardized requirements, design, and tasks markdown files, reducing manual planning overhead and ensuring uniformity across different projects.

Yes, interactive spec generation prompts you between the initialize, requirements, design, and tasks phases. This guided approach lets you validate each step before proceeding to the final sanity review and artifact creation.

The sanity review phase works as a final validation step in spec generation, checking the accumulated requirements, design, and tasks outputs for completeness and coherence. It ensures the generated artifacts align logically before finalizing the spec directory contents.

No specific dependencies or frameworks are required to use this automated spec generation tool. It operates independently to parse arguments, create the spec directory, and write spec.json and markdown files from built-in templates.

Generating feature specs produces a dedicated directory under .kiro/specs/{feature-name} containing spec.json, requirements.md, design.md, and tasks.md. These files are written from templates to provide a ready-to-use structured specification for your feature.