speckit-analyze

To check for inconsistencies between project specification and task documentation, perform a cross-artifact consistency analysis. This validates alignment across your spec, plan, and tasks files to identify gaps, duplications, and conflicting terminology before implementation begins.

Cross-artifact consistency analysis is a validation mechanism that compares project specification, planning, and task documents for logical coherence. It identifies gaps where requirements lack corresponding tasks and highlights terminology drift or ambiguous statements.

Yes, spec and plan alignment analysis requires a spec-kit project structure with a .specify/ directory containing associated artifacts. You need this environment setup to validate your specification, planning, and task documentation against the project constitution.

To identify requirements without corresponding tasks, run a gap identification analysis on your project documentation. This flags orphaned requirements or redundant tasks by validating logical alignment across your specification and task files.

You should run a consistency check on your project specification and tasks after generating tasks for a new feature. This confirms all requirements are covered, no tasks are redundant, and the plan aligns with core principles before implementation begins.