miko.speckit.specify

To generate technical specification documents from business requirements, you can automate the conversion of Miko proposals into detailed spec documents outlining features, user scenarios, and technical implementation steps.

Yes, you can parse Miko proposals to extract features. The process handles proposal content extraction and processes it to generate spec documents for software development workflows.

Yes, you need both Claude Code and speckit installed. These dependencies are required to execute the workflow that parses proposals and generates the technical specification documents.

The best way to convert a Miko proposal into a spec document is to run the specify command with your proposal path, which automates proposal parsing, feature extraction, and technical document generation.

A specification document for a new software feature should include extracted features, user scenarios, and technical requirements. Automating this from proposals ensures the technical details and implementation steps are clearly outlined.

Yes, specification generation works without manual writing by automating the transition from business requirements to technical implementation. It directly parses proposal content to create detailed technical specifications.