sdd-propose

To create a spec-driven development proposal, you transform feature requests and exploration findings into actionable documents defining goals, scope, capabilities, risks, and success criteria. This ensures change planning aligns engineering and product decisions before implementation begins.

A structured change proposal in software engineering defines intent, scope boundaries, capabilities, approach, affected areas, risks, and success criteria. It transforms initial change requests into reviewable documents to guide orchestrated software changes across various workflow coordination models.

You turn exploration findings into an actionable software change proposal by applying proposal formatting rules, artifact persistence conventions, and workflow coordination constraints. This produces consistent SDD outputs for reviewable capability definition and implementation preparation.

Spec-driven development proposals support multiple workflow orchestration models including Engram, OpenSpec, hybrid, and result-only workflows. They guide proposal-phase execution to ensure consistent scope analysis and capability definition across diverse software engineering scenarios.

A software change proposal for capability definition should include goals, scope boundaries, affected areas, risks, approach, and success criteria. This structure ensures implementation preparation is comprehensive and aligns engineering decisions with product requirements.

Spec-driven development enhances standard software engineering change planning by adding structured proposal documents. It does not replace planning but rather formalizes capability definition, scope analysis, and risk assessment into reviewable artifacts before implementation.