speckit-analyze

To check for inconsistencies across spec.md, plan.md, and tasks.md, you can run a cross-artifact quality analysis to identify duplications, ambiguities, and underspecified items. This generates a structured findings report detailing severity and suggested remediations.

Cross-artifact quality analysis for spec files is the process of validating conformance to the constitution and mapping coverage between requirements and tasks. It highlights critical gaps that block baseline functionality after task generation.

You validate task coverage against requirements in a .specify/ structure by analyzing the generated tasks.md alongside spec.md and plan.md. This maps coverage between requirements and tasks to surface underspecified items and critical gaps.

No, this analysis targets speckit-managed projects specifically requiring a .specify/ directory structure. It relies on this environment to validate conformance and map coverage between the spec.md, plan.md, and tasks.md artifacts.

Spec plans develop ambiguities and underspecified items after task generation due to misalignment across documentation artifacts. Running a cross-artifact analysis identifies these issues and provides suggested remediations to improve pre-implementation governance.

The best way to resolve duplications in speckit documentation artifacts is to run a cross-artifact analysis that produces a structured findings report. This report maps the duplications and provides suggested remediations to ensure alignment and completeness.