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To generate a technical specification, provide a feature request and optional interface analysis to produce a structured document covering goals, user stories, API contracts, and edge cases. This process enforces strict structure and clear DoD-style acceptance criteria to guide implementation.

A complete technical spec should include goals, user stories, interface screens, API contracts, edge cases, and explicit DoD-style acceptance criteria. It must also clearly mark out-of-scope items to reduce ambiguity and accelerate product development across typical feature scenarios.

Defining API contracts and edge cases in a technical spec involves structuring interface analysis results into a single document with explicit DoD criteria. This ensures all typical product feature scenarios are covered, reducing ambiguity and accelerating implementation readiness.

Yes, you can use interface analysis to create user stories and DoD-style acceptance criteria. By processing a feature request alongside interface results, the system generates a ready-to-implement technical specification that enforces a clear structure and marks out-of-scope items.

Generating a technical spec does not require predefined user stories and screens. You only need to provide a feature request and optional interface analysis results; the system automatically generates the goals, user stories, screens, API contracts, and edge cases in a structured document.