spec-kitty.analyze

To automate consistency checks across project artifacts, you can use a skill that cross-references files like spec.md, plan.md, and tasks.md. It compares these documents against a project charter to identify ambiguities, duplications, and underspecified items.

Cross-artifact analysis for software documentation is the process of validating alignment across multiple project files. It ensures that specifications, plans, and task lists comply with defined project principles and reduces documentation errors before implementation.

You validate project documentation against a project charter by running an automated analysis skill. It reviews your spec.md and plan.md files, comparing their contents against charter principles to ensure full compliance and highlight inconsistencies.

Yes, you can review project documentation quality without modifying files by using a read-only analysis skill. It evaluates your artifacts and outputs a structured quality report detailing inconsistencies and underspecified items, leaving your files untouched.

The best way to find underspecified items in project specifications is through automated code and document analysis. This process scans your project artifacts to detect ambiguities, duplications, and missing details before implementation begins.

No, you do not need any specific dependencies to run this project analysis and quality check. The skill operates independently to evaluate your documentation artifacts and generate a structured compliance report.