kiro-spec-requirements

To generate EARS-format requirements, provide your project brief and steering context to automatically produce a structured draft with testable acceptance criteria and explicit scope boundaries.

EARS syntax is a structured format for requirements documentation that reduces ambiguity by enforcing testable acceptance criteria, needed when formalizing project goals and scope boundaries in product initiatives.

You validate requirements against a Requirements Review Gate by checking draft readiness for EARS compliance and testable acceptance criteria, then updating the project metadata after approval.

Yes, you can define scope boundaries by generating EARS-style discovery drafts that explicitly express inclusions, exclusions, and adjacent expectations based on your provided steering context.

The best way to formalize vague product goals into testable acceptance criteria is using EARS syntax to translate steering context into structured requirements, reducing ambiguity early in development.

Yes, you need steering context alongside your project brief to inform requirement boundaries and generate accurate EARS-format discovery drafts with proper inclusions and exclusions.