speckit-analyze

You can check for inconsistencies across spec, plan, and task files by running a cross-artifact analysis after task generation to surface misalignments, duplications, and ambiguities between requirements, plans, and tasks.

Cross-artifact gap analysis for project specifications is the process of mapping requirements to generated tasks to highlight unaddressed non-functional criteria and underspecifications before implementation begins.

You map requirements to tasks and validate edge cases by applying an analysis step across project artifacts that checks task definitions against the roadmap plan and spec to ensure full coverage.

Yes, you can detect duplicate and conflicting tasks by analyzing the generated tasks against the plan and spec to reduce redundancy and identify contradictory directions prior to implementation.

You should run a spec and task consistency check immediately after task generation to produce a structured analysis report, enabling early correction and smoother downstream implementation work.

The best way to generate a remediation plan for project artifacts is to analyze spec, plan, and task files for inconsistencies, producing a structured report that guides fixes for misaligned requirements.