spec-plan

To turn a high-level project plan into actionable specs, you can use an automated workflow that translates planning artifacts into structured specs and traceable downstream tasks, ensuring execution maintains auditable context linked to design rationale.

The best way to manage multi-spec plans is using an Import execution path that parses YAML plan documents to establish parent-child relationships, lifecycle states, and trait-based acceptance criteria for coherent task derivation.

You can create multiple specs and tasks atomically by using programmatic batch execution, which orchestrates the creation of multiple specs and downstream tasks reproducibly from a parsed plan document.

Yes, you can incrementally update existing plans with new tasks by using the Manual execution path, which allows you to add or modify specs and tasks without regenerating the entire multi-spec plan structure.

Yes, spec-plan supports lifecycle states by encapsulating transitions from design to approved/active and finally completed, tracking plan notes and implementation details throughout the execution process.

You need YAML parsing for task management workflows when you have structured plan documents that require the establishment of parent-child relationships and lifecycle states to ensure coherent derivation of tasks and specs from durable planning artifacts.