kiro-spec-requirements

To turn a project brief into EARS-format requirements, provide the feature description and steering context to generate a structured draft. This skill extracts project details and translates them into testable acceptance criteria using EARS syntax.

The best way to write testable acceptance criteria is using EARS syntax to ensure clarity and prevent scope drift. This approach structures software feature requirements explicitly, mapping boundaries and enabling iterative review before finalization.

You define project boundaries and scope during requirements discovery by applying explicit boundary mapping to your project brief. This clarifies feature constraints and supports iterative review to finalize the complete requirements document.

Yes, you can use steering context to generate a complete requirements draft. The system gathers context from project briefs, specs, and steering guidance to seed the document, ensuring all user-observable requirements are captured.

You should use EARS syntax for requirements to ensure testable acceptance criteria and avoid scope drift across product-management and engineering teams. Unlike standard user stories, EARS provides explicit boundary mapping and progress-tracking metadata for reviews.