moai-workflow-spec

The EARS format structures software requirements into five patterns: Ubiquitous, Event-Driven, State-Driven, Unwanted, and Optional. This Skill automatically generates these requirement types to ensure clarity and prevent ambiguity in your feature planning.

Creating a SPEC document with acceptance criteria is streamlined by orchestrating systematic requirement definition. This Skill generates standardized SPEC documents that detail implementation plans and edge cases for features like user authentication.

EARS requirement generation integrates with Plan-Run-Sync workflows by facilitating seamless feature lifecycle management. This coordination supports the MoAI-ADK development methodology and aligns requirements with parallel development via Git Worktrees.

Yes, you can use Git Worktrees for parallel development coordination within the SPEC workflow. This Skill orchestrates worktree management to synchronize feature lifecycle processes and maintain alignment across development cycles.

Yes, this SPEC workflow methodology supports TRUST 5 quality gates. It integrates these quality checks directly into the MoAI-ADK development methodology to ensure completeness and alignment throughout the requirement definition process.

You should use EARS patterns for feature planning when you need to prevent scope creep and ambiguity. The five EARS patterns provide a structured methodology that ensures completeness and alignment in software specifications compared to standard requirements.