kiro-spec-quick

To generate feature specifications from a short project description, this Skill runs a 4-phase workflow that initializes a spec, then generates requirements, design, and tasks with progress reporting. It removes manual file creation and coordinates the assembly automatically.

Yes, you can fully automate requirements, design, and task breakdown generation by using the --auto continuous execution mode. This mode runs all phases and a final sanity review without requiring interactive approval prompts between each phase.

The best way to bootstrap a spec for small-to-medium product features is using template-driven initialization, which creates spec directories and files from templates while ensuring name uniqueness and integrating discovery briefs when present.

Spec generation supports interactive approval between phases, allowing you to review and validate progress after requirements, design, and tasks are generated. This ensures quality control before handing off the complete spec to engineering.

A final sanity review for task breakdown generation is needed when running in --auto mode to validate the complete end-to-end spec without manual checks. It ensures the assembled requirements, design, and tasks are coherent before engineering handoff.

Automated spec generation eliminates repetitive manual file creation and coordination between requirements, design, and tasks generation. It quickly bootstraps a complete feature specification from a short project description and validates it for engineering handoff.