moai-workflow-spec

EARS requirement structuring uses five distinct patterns to define software specifications with clarity and precision. This approach ensures stakeholders are aligned by generating comprehensive SPEC documents with explicit acceptance criteria before development begins.

Creating a SPEC document for a new feature involves orchestrating workflow management to generate requirements, acceptance criteria, and implementation plans. This process enforces project constitution and quality gates to ensure specifications meet MoAI-ADK development methodology standards.

SPEC workflow integration coordinates parallel development via Git worktrees to enable Plan-Run-Sync methodology. This facilitates multiple development branches operating concurrently while maintaining systematic requirement definition and synchronization across the project.

EARS requirement definition integrates with MoAI-ADK development methodology to enforce project constitution and quality gates. While the EARS format itself is a standalone structuring technique, workflow orchestration and Plan-Run-Sync integration depend on the MoAI-ADK framework.

Project constitution and quality gates should be enforced during SPEC document creation and EARS requirement structuring to ensure compliance before development begins. This systematic validation prevents specification drift during parallel development coordination.