spec-builder

Drafting a testable deliverable specification involves extracting your problem statement, scope, and success criteria through a guided dialogue to produce a self-contained SPEC document. This enforces standards-aware drafting with explicit acceptance criteria and testing plans.

Writing acceptance criteria and testing plans is best achieved through a structured dialogue that enforces testing-driven drafting. This approach guides you to define explicit criteria and decomposition guidance, ensuring your deliverable specifications remain tight and testable.

To start creating a SPEC document, describe your deliverable and answer prompts regarding your scope and constraints. The guided dialogue will iterate until your acceptance criteria and testing plans are clear, aligning the draft with your repository standards.

Yes, you can use this guided dialogue to decompose a large deliverable. It provides decomposition guidance to keep scope tight, supporting one-deliverable sizing to ensure each generated SPEC document remains self-contained and testable.

Yes, this specification drafting process supports alignment with existing repo standards and planning workflows. It generates a draft SPEC specifically aligned with your repository standards, integrating smoothly into established product development workflows.