moai-workflow-spec

The EARS format structures requirements into five patterns: Ubiquitous, Event-Driven, State-Driven, Unwanted, and Optional. Using this Skill, you can define requirements following these specific patterns to ensure clarity and consistency in your software specifications.

The best way to generate a SPEC document is by orchestrating the workflow with EARS format requirements and acceptance criteria. This Skill facilitates document creation while enforcing SDD 2025 standards for systematic specification definition and quality gates.

Requirement specification integrates with Plan-Run-Sync by aligning EARS format requirements with MoAI-ADK's development phases. This Skill ensures the SPEC document seamlessly connects to the cohesive development workflow and facilitates parallel development via Git worktrees.

Yes, you can use Git worktrees for parallel development when managing SPEC documents. This Skill facilitates parallel development via Git worktrees, allowing multiple branches to implement different parts of a specification concurrently within the MoAI-ADK workflow.

You need acceptance criteria in your software specification workflow to enforce quality gates and verify that EARS format requirements are met. This Skill creates standardized SPEC documents that include clear acceptance criteria and implementation plans.

Yes, MoAI-ADK supports EARS requirement patterns for feature planning. This Skill orchestrates SPEC workflow management by structuring the five EARS patterns and integrating them directly into the Plan-Run-Sync development methodology.