moai-workflow-spec

EARS requirements structure feature specifications using ubiquitous, event-driven, state-driven, unwanted, and optional patterns. This approach transforms ambiguous ideas into clear, testable requirements that prevent scope drift and requirement gaps during development planning.

To turn vague ideas into testable specifications, define measurable success criteria and validation-ready test scenarios. This structured specification process ensures teams capture clear acceptance criteria, preventing scope drift and closing requirement gaps before implementation begins.

The Plan-Run-Sync workflow orchestrates specification creation, implementation planning, and documentation synchronization. It guides teams through drafting rigorous SPECs, executing the development plan, and syncing updates to maintain alignment across the project lifecycle.

Yes, you can use this specification approach to clarify business rules and prepare development-ready plans. It converts ambiguous feature concepts into modular SPEC documents containing EARS requirements and acceptance criteria, satisfying the need for measurable success criteria.

The best way to prevent scope drift is by drafting rigorous SPEC documents with EARS requirements and acceptance criteria. Converting vague ideas into structured, testable specifications ensures teams plan work without requirement gaps or uncontrolled scope expansion.

You need structured SPEC documents when planning new features, clarifying project scope, or coordinating development workflows. Applying EARS requirements and acceptance criteria ensures you have testable requirements and measurable success criteria before implementation begins.