spec-impl

Spec-driven development task execution works by sequentially processing tasks from a completed `tasks.md` specification file. It validates design sufficiency first, then executes each task individually while running exact verification commands to ensure atomic completion and traceability.

Ensuring atomic completion and traceability during implementation requires executing tasks sequentially from a specification while running exact verification commands after each step. This approach prevents progression until the current task is validated and handles dependency management automatically.

Automated verification works by running the exact verification command specified for each individual task within the `tasks.md` file. The system diagnoses errors during implementation and ensures all defined requirements are tested and met before proceeding to the next task.

Yes, a completed design specification is required before starting task-by-task implementation. The process includes a design sufficiency check that verifies the specification provides enough detail to proceed, preventing implementation errors caused by incomplete or vague requirements.

Yes, dependency management and error diagnosis are handled automatically during sequential code generation from specifications. The system manages dependencies between tasks and diagnoses errors encountered during implementation, ensuring each task completes successfully before moving to the next.