speckit-checklist

To generate a requirements checklist from a spec-kit project, use a tool that parses the .specify directory containing spec.md, plan.md, and tasks.md to extract focus areas and output structured quality criteria.

A feature requirements checklist should cover completeness, clarity, consistency, measurability, coverage, edge cases, and non-functional requirements to validate the overall quality and traceability of the specifications.

To append new checklist items to existing markdown files without overwriting content, use a generation tool that preserves existing file data and assigns incremental IDs to new entries for full traceability.

Yes, you can output domain-specific checklists into separate markdown files by writing the generated items to a checklists subdirectory within the active feature directory, naming each file by its domain.

You do not need actual unit tests to validate feature requirement quality criteria; instead, you can generate unit-test-style checklist items that align with specified requirements to verify completeness and coverage.

A generated checklist lacks traceability for feature specs when the tool fails to assign incremental IDs or does not properly map the extracted focus areas from the spec.md, plan.md, and tasks.md files.