spec-kitty.charter

You can create a project charter for a software repository by running this Skill in the repository root, which initiates an interview-based process to gather and synthesize your project requirements into a structured charter document.

An interview-based approach to project governance uses targeted questions to extract project objectives and requirements, then automatically synthesizes the user responses into a comprehensive charter for repository management.

Yes, you can generate a project charter through an LLM-led interview, as the Skill offers both CLI questionnaires and LLM-led interview paths to facilitate flexible charter generation and validation.

Yes, this charter generator works for non-software projects like documentation, as it is designed for repository-level governance and synthesizes interview responses for various project types.

The best way to structure repository management governance is using a structured interview process to compile a project charter, which validates project needs and provides governance insights tailored to the repository context.

Yes, you need repository access and user interaction for the interview-based input, because the Skill must execute at the repository root to generate and validate charters against the project context.