roster-spec

Generate testable user stories by deriving independent, falsifiable narratives with concrete Given/When/Then acceptance scenarios mapped directly to each functional requirement. This ensures every user story is verifiable and traceable to the original specification.

Adversarial requirement challenging systematically surfaces gaps, contradictions, and unaddressed edge cases in feature specifications before implementation begins. This process prevents avoidable rework by validating requirements against real-world constraints during the spec phase.

Write GWT acceptance scenarios by mapping concrete Given/When/Then steps to normative FR-NNN functional requirements tied to user stories. This creates runnable checks that validate implementation readiness and cross-spec consistency against existing project documentation.

Validate feature specs for cross-spec consistency by producing structured specification contracts with traceable functional requirements and resolved challenges. Cross-spec consistency checks ensure alignment with existing project documentation before development begins.

Prevent ambiguous feature specifications by applying an adversarial spec phase within coordinated agent development pipelines. This requires a validated intake brief as input and produces structured specification contracts with traceable requirements and GWT acceptance scenarios.

A validated intake brief is required as input to generate formal functional requirements. The specification phase processes this brief to produce normative FR-NNN requirements tied to user stories and resolved adversarial challenges for implementation readiness.