module-spec-generator

Module specification generation analyzes your code to automatically create comprehensive specs documenting purpose, public interface, dependencies, and test requirements. This ensures your modules follow single-responsibility principles and remain regeneratable without manual documentation effort.

A complete module specification documents the public interface (functions, classes, data models, constants), external and internal dependencies, module structure, test coverage expectations, usage examples, and regeneration guidance. This enables other developers to understand and rebuild the module independently.

Brick philosophy enforces single responsibility, clear contracts, and regeneratability. Specification generation validates that your modules adhere to these principles by examining their scope, explicit public interfaces, and dependency clarity, preventing architectural drift across your codebase.

Yes. Generated specifications provide a concrete contract for design reviews, making it easier to verify that modules meet single-responsibility constraints, have explicit public interfaces, and comprehensive test requirements before implementation or integration.

Generate module specifications before starting a new feature or module to guide design decisions, when documenting existing code to ensure consistency, and during design reviews to enforce architectural principles. This prevents misalignment early and reduces rework.

No. Specification generation automates the creation of detailed module specs from code analysis, eliminating manual writing and ensuring consistency across your codebase while reducing the time spent on documentation maintenance.