spec-generator

Product specification generation from vague inputs works by running a structured 8-phase chain that progresses through discovery, requirements, architecture, and epics to produce complete, implementation-ready engineering documents.

A readiness quality gate in requirements drafting is an evaluation loop that scores specification completeness to decide whether to pass the document, trigger an auto-fix, or force completion before moving to the next phase.

To turn an initial product brief into architecture and epics, you run a chain-loaded workflow that sequentially processes your initial intent through discovery and requirements drafting, ultimately outputting structured architecture plans and backlog stories.

Yes, you can resume a specification generation workflow from the quality gate or auto-fix checkpoints, which avoids restarting the full -phase sequence and continues the process using tracked variables like readiness score and fix iterations.

Yes, the auto-fix feature works when architecture planning inputs are incomplete by evaluating the readiness score and automatically iterating on the specification to fill gaps, ensuring the document reaches an implementation-ready state.