spec-driven-development

Spec-first workflow coordination organizes feature development into a structured artifact hierarchy with spec.md, plan.md, and tasks/ directories. This enforces traceability and aligns requirements with implementation across multiple agents through progressive context loading and cross-linked documentation.

Structured documentation for multi-agent development uses a consistent directory structure containing specs, plans, tasks, notes, and progress folders. This artifact hierarchy supports task ownership, multi-agent handoffs, and traceability from initial specification through final implementation and validation.

Create the directory structure by running mkdir -p agentdocs/features/<feature-slug>/{tasks,notes,progress}, then initialize spec.md and plan.md files. Use spec-writing, plan-writing, and task-writing skills to populate these artifacts and guide the development process.

Yes, spec-driven development is designed for teams coordinating multiple agents across requirements, planning, and implementation phases. It provides frameworks for task ownership, multi-agent handoffs, and progressive context loading to support collaborative feature delivery.

Traceability in multi-agent workflows requires interconnected artifacts including spec.md for requirements, plan.md for planning, tasks/ for task tracking, notes/ for documentation, and progress/ for logging. These artifacts enable cross-linking and structured handoffs throughout the development lifecycle.

Use a spec-first workflow when coordinating multiple agents across complex feature requirements that demand traceability from specification to delivery. It ensures alignment between requirements and implementation through structured artifacts, making it essential for team-based development with progressive context loading needs.