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A specification-driven development workflow is planned by orchestrating discovery, architecture design, implementation planning, risk management, and final specification phases to produce a complete SPEC before writing production code.

Vague requirements are converted into an auditable SPEC by driving a phase-based workflow that logs risks, records decisions, and generates structured validation templates for cross-team collaboration.

The best way to structure SPEC artifacts is producing a ready-to-use directory with phase files, checkpoints, and validation templates that facilitate consensus-building and traceability across all planned phases.

No, a phase-driven specification planning process explicitly produces a complete SPEC covering architecture and implementation planning without writing any production code.

Yes, specification-driven development planning transforms conflicting stakeholder requests into detailed SPECs with tasks, verification steps, and rollback strategies.

A phase-driven SDD planning workflow should be bypassed for simple features requiring no cross-team collaboration, as its overhead of discovery, architecture design, and risk management adds unnecessary complexity.