simplify-spec

To convert a design specification into user-facing documentation, you can rewrite the spec by preserving public APIs and usage examples while removing internal engineering notes. This clarifies user workflows without prescribing internal implementation details.

Simplifying a specification for end users removes private implementation notes and serialization details. It rewrites the document to focus purely on user-facing behavior and expected outcomes for stakeholder communication.

You can remove internal engineering notes from design specs by applying a simplification process that identifies and strips private implementation details. It automatically preserves public APIs, option tables, and usage examples while condensing technical engineering jargon.

To rewrite multiple specifications located in your Specs directory, you can run the simplification process without specifying a single document. The system will prompt you to choose which spec to simplify from the available files.

The best way to prepare technical specs for stakeholder communication is to rewrite the design specification to focus on user-facing behavior. This process removes internal engineering details and clarifies user workflows and expected outcomes for non-technical audiences.

Yes, public API references and usage examples are preserved when simplifying specs. The process identifies user-facing sections like option tables and APIs to keep them intact while specifically targeting and removing internal implementation details.