kspec-writing-specs

To write acceptance criteria for AI-driven development, define specification items like modules, features, and requirements as a single source of truth. You can refine acceptance criteria and apply reusable traits to ensure precise behavior-driven specs that guide implementation.

Organizing feature specifications in a module hierarchy involves creating and refining specs under structured modules and features. This hierarchical structure reflects real-world product plans, serving as the single source of truth for what to build.

You can manage specification items using a CLI by utilizing kspec commands to discover, inspect, and derive tasks from specs. This links your implementation work directly to defined intent and validates acceptance criteria coverage.

Reusable traits reduce duplication in spec writing by enforcing consistent acceptance criteria across multiple specs. Applying traits ensures standardized validation and trait integration without rewriting the same requirements for each feature.

Yes, you can validate acceptance criteria coverage for behavior-driven specs. The system validates AC coverage and trait integration, ensuring your defined requirements and specifications are fully covered before deriving implementation tasks.

No specific dependencies are required to start writing specs with kspec. You can immediately add a new feature under a module with the kspec item add command, then attach acceptance criteria and apply relevant traits to begin defining your build intent.