kiro-spec-requirements

To generate testable spec requirements, parse steering inputs like spec.json and brief.md to produce EARS-formatted requirements. This process groups related behaviors into named areas while avoiding implementation details.

EARS-formatted requirements use a structured syntax to define clear, observable software behavior. Use them to translate steering context and reference materials into unambiguous, testable specifications for product planning.

Define discovery boundaries by explicitly stating inclusions, exclusions, and adjacent expectations across discovery, requirements, and design phases. This maintains structured review completeness and prevents scope creep.

Pass the requirements review gate by ensuring generated requirements are complete and unambiguous. Once passed, the system updates metadata including phase, approvals, and timestamp, persisting results to your requirements.md file.

Yes, you can parse spec.json and brief.md to automatically generate a draft of structured EARS-compliant requirements. This translates project context into observable behaviors, though a review gate still validates completeness.