spec-workflow

EARS syntax structures software requirements by using a specific conditional phrasing format to make requirements precise and testable. You draft these structured requirements into a dedicated file and await user confirmation before proceeding to the next phase.

Phase-based task breakdown for complex architecture is managed by enforcing explicit user confirmation before each phase progresses. It tracks development tasks and status updates via a dedicated tasks.md file within a structured specs directory.

A structured workflow for requirements, design, and task planning is created by automating sequential phases that capture rigorous requirements, document technical designs, and break down tasks. Each phase requires explicit user confirmation to proceed.

Yes, this structured workflow applies to multi-module integrations and UI design. It provides specific guidance on UI design references, aligns with design rules, and supports complex architecture designs involving database and UI components.

You need a phase-based workflow with explicit user confirmation when developing new features, complex architectures, or multi-module integrations that require rigorous requirement capture and design documentation before advancing to implementation.