spec-workflow

A specification-driven development workflow orchestrates a feature lifecycle from initial idea to implemented code by managing transitions through specification, clarification, planning, task decomposition, quality gating, and implementation phases.

To break down a feature into tasks, an orchestration workflow coordinates specialized skills like task-decomposition and consistency-analysis, ensuring structured planning and high-quality code implementation through defined quality gates.

Yes, you can automate quality assurance through a dedicated quality gate phase that integrates consistency-analysis and checklist-generation skills to verify specifications and ensure a high-quality development process before implementation begins.

No, full workflow orchestration coordinates multiple specialized skills like spec-authoring, task-decomposition, and checklist-generation to manage each development stage, ensuring the transition from feature idea to implemented code is structured.

Use an end-to-end specification workflow when you have a new feature idea, like implementing OAuth2 for user login, and need structured guidance through requirements, architecture planning, task decomposition, and code implementation.