spec-proposal-creation

To write a specification proposal, you need to formalize your feature idea by defining the scope, risks, and impact. This generates a structured proposal document detailing why the change is needed, what it impacts, and the implementation path.

A spec delta is a formal description of required changes to specifications and architecture, categorized as ADDED, MODIFIED, or REMOVED. It applies to change management by clearly documenting the exact modifications needed for feature planning and architectural updates.

You can generate a concrete tasks.md file from a feature proposal through task scaffolding. This produces a practical, stepwise implementation plan that translates your approved specification deltas into actionable development steps.

The EARS format is a structured syntax used for writing formal specification requirements. You need it when creating spec deltas to ensure proposal documents are unambiguous, change-driven, and satisfy formal architectural update requirements.

Yes, this workflow applies directly to architectural updates in addition to feature planning. It handles inputs like scope, risks, and impact scenarios to generate the required proposal documents, implementation tasks, and formal spec deltas.

You need to provide your feature idea along with its scope, potential risks, and impact scenarios. This input allows the workflow to formalize the proposal, generate formal deltas, and scaffold the stepwise implementation tasks.