moai-workflow-spec

The EARS format structures software requirements into Ubiquitous, Event-Driven, State-Driven, Unwanted, and Optional patterns. This syntax ensures clarity, consistency, and testability when defining functional and non-functional requirements for your software design documents.

You can generate acceptance criteria and test scenarios by orchestrating SPEC creation with the EARS format. This process automatically structures requirements and translates them into standardized test cases to ensure all stakeholders share a clear understanding.

Documenting requirements for parallel development across Git worktrees requires standardized SPEC documents generated via the EARS format. This ensures systematic feature development and shared understanding across isolated branches, integrating directly with quality gates.

Yes, software design documents can seamlessly integrate with Plan-Run-Sync development methodologies. This integration facilitates systematic feature development by automating SPEC creation, requirement definition, and test scenario generation within the MoAI-ADK environment.

You should use EARS syntax for requirement definition when you need to automate SPEC creation and enforce testability. It is necessary when planning features like user authentication, ensuring functional constraints are clearly defined before development begins.